Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture. It's The Wall Builder Show taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective. And this is that time of the year where we get to share with you some very special programming. It's normally, honestly, just for legislators,

we do this pro-family legislators conference every year in Dallas, and we bring in state reps

and state senators from across the country. They get to hear some amazing speakers and panels.

They get to exchange ideas. And of course, they get some really good time with David and

Tim Barton and myself and others from the wallbuilders team and several really good presentations.

And so we've already shared with you a couple of those from David and myself.

By the way, I'm Rick Green, America's Constitution Coach here with David and Tim Barton.

I forgot to say that.

But today we're going to share Tim Barton's presentation about George Washington and his farewell address and kind of where we are today compared to that standard of morality in the founding era.

I think you're really going to enjoy this.

It'll take today and tomorrow.

And you'll be able to get the whole thing at our website, wallbuilders.

Dot show after tomorrow.

But be sure to share it with your friends and family. Be sure and also visit our main website, wallbuilders. Show, after tomorrow. But be sure to share it with your friends and family.

Be sure and also visit our main website, wallbuilders.com, where you can get some really good

Christmas presents.

And now is the time to be shopping.

There's all kinds of cool swag in there with some great quotes from the founders and other

fun stuff and then just some really good educational material.

So be sure to check that out today at wallbuilders.com as you're planning your Christmas gifts. All right, let's jump right in.

And, oh, by the way, I do still have a couple of spots left for the Patriot Experience.

I talked about it last week. You can go to Patriot Academy.com, learn more. But that you've got to be

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