This is the intersection of faith and culture.

It's The Wall Builder Show with Rick Green, David Barton, and Tim Barton all here.

And Kara Green joining us because Kara and I are just actually leaving.

We're recording the day before, and we're leaving the memorial service for Charlie

Kirk, David and Tim watching it from on the road. And guys, just an incredible, incredible moment

in our nation's history. And just here in the name of the Lord proclaimed by the entire

cabinet pretty much of our United States government,

the president, the vice president, everybody else, but also just the praise and worship.

It was just incredible, guys.

It was.

I was blown away by several things.

You know, we had talked a little bit, but we really could have taken so many of those speeches and made them

an entire show, just talking about what they said, what they highlighted, you know, obviously

starting at the beginning with our friend Rob McCoy as he kind of kicks things off, but we can go

down the list. And when you get to the cabinet, when you get to Marco Rubio laying out the gospel, you get to Pete Hegseth. I mean, it's just, it's incredible. J.D. Vance saying that, you know, he had never talked so much about his faith. But since Charlie died, he was now going to be more vocal. There are just so many incredible things. But the fact that it starts off nearly... Oh, as soon as he said it, Tim, as soon as he said that, the whole place erupted and stood up and gave a standing ovation because it was confirmation that Christians have been too reserved in sharing their faith. And here you've got the vice president of the United States confirming what millions and millions. I mean, we've seen the videos on Instagram and TikTok and social media and all these areas.

Everybody's saying the same thing.

I was afraid to share my faith and now I am.

And then the vice president of the United States saying the same thing at the biggest event of the year.

It was a special moment for sure.

It was incredible.

And what's interesting is leading up to that moment, my dad and I were on a flight back from Boston as it all unfolded.

All three of us had been up at CMP. I'm Boston this weekend. Obviously, Rick, you and Kara, being there, y'all flew out early. My dad and I stayed through Sunday because we were helping with the Sunday morning service there at C&P.

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