Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture. It's The Wall Builders Show, taken on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective. I appreciate to join us today. I'm Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim Barton. You can learn more about us at wallbuilders.com. You can find out about all the different things Wall Builders is doing there. And then if you want to just catch up on the radio program, head over to wallbuilders. Show. And one of the things that we do is our pro-family legislators conference. We do that once a year and have a lot of state reps and senators. They come in from all across the country. They get great fellowship and an opportunity to

hear from speakers and just a really, really good program to help get them equipped as they go

back into their legislative sessions. And so later in the program, we've actually got one of those

representatives that's been coming to our legislators conference for a while and doing great work up

in Ohio. And so he's going to be catching us up on some of the battles that he's had there with the whole trans agenda. And so Gary Click will be our special guest when we come back a little later, guys. Yeah, Gary's a really good guy. And in addition, being a strong legislator, he's got a great worldview because he's a pastor. So he's one of these pastors that's definitely involved. Well, and let me clarify, just because he's a pastor doesn't mean he has a great worldview.

But he is one of the pastors that has a great worldview.

Unfortunately, we know some of the don't.

In fact, I did a response video earlier in the week to a state rep from Texas, who was on the Joe Rogan podcast, who's proudly talking about

going to seminary, and he definitely does not have a biblical worldview. So just because you're a pastor

doesn't always mean you have biblical worldview, it certainly indicates you should, but he,

to add to your point, is one of the guys who has an

incredible biblical worldview and who takes it with them in everything he does, which is really

what all Christians should do. We should think through the lens of the Bible. We should see

through the lens of the Bible, and we should live according to what the Bible says,

regardless of what our occupation in our field is, the Bible

should be part of everything we do. And certainly that's what Gary Click has done and is doing

as a state legislature up in Ohio. Yeah, he's got a great church, great worldview, great

involvement. And he took on the issue of transgender stuff for minors saying hey this this is not a good

deal and we're there's now so much medical evidence out i don't know why this is debate anymore

quite frankly what they know about what it does for the long-term harm of kids what it is

psychologically what it does to raise and increase suicide, depression, everything else.

It's just not a good deal. And he's in Ohio, which used to be a purple state, but has now really become a fairly reliable red state. And as such, you would think that this is an easy one

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