Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture.

It's The Wall Builder Show, taken on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical,

and constitutional perspective.

Rick Green, David Barton, and Tim Barton, and we're going to take you back out to the

pro-family legislators conference.

If you miss yesterday, it's on our website right now. Go to wallbuilders. Show. If you missed yesterday and you can catch up by listening to that first part of Pastor Alan Jackson from Nashville, Tennessee. Of course, we've had Pastor Jackson on the program before, had a fantastic show with him just a few weeks back. He's somebody that is a mentor and friend of my pastor, Pastor

Jimmy Pruitt out in Fredericksburg, Texas, and has helped to train so many other pastors

across the country and just has a real handle on how churches and just individuals, how we as

individuals should be responding to these big cultural events that are happening. So we're blessed to have him

not only a friend to wall builders and a guest on the program once in a while, but also this year

being able to pour into the legislators that we gather once a year in November each year from across

the nation. I think we had 35 or 37 states represented this year, hundreds of legislators

from across the nation. And as they're sharing and exchanging ideas, then they hear from guys like

Pastor Jackson, and it gives them a chance to really dive deep into what it's going to take to

save the nation and then go back home and actually do that. So we'll have another early break today

like we did yesterday, and then when we come back, we'll pick up where we left off yesterday with Pastor Alan Jackson.

Stay with us. You're listening to The Wall Builder Show.

This is Tim Barton from Wall Builders with another moment from American history.

Too often today, history education excludes great black heroes from the American founding,

such as Lemuel Haynes.

Haynes, abandoned as a baby, pioneered churches across Upper New England.

He became the first black American to pastor a white congregation,

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