Welcome to the intersection of faith and the culture, it's the Wall Builders show.

We're taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and

constitutional perspective. And here we are at the beginning of the year.

Yesterday I talked a little bit about those three things, biblical, historical, constitutional

perspective, sort of setting the tone for

24 but I got to also I just as I was coming out of my mouth there saying

the intersection of faith in the culture as I was saying that I was thinking you know

man I hear a lot of programs say that now I just want to say

we've been doing that here at the Waboda's show for almost two decades I mean

decade and a half a little bit more than a decade and a half and I remember a young man actually recommending that

tagline to me back when we first started doing the show and the first time we

ever did the show I mean it was you know nobody was listening at the time when we were kicking this

thing off and we were trying different things and that tagline that was

recommended just I loved it I loved it and we became that the intersection of faith and the culture and we used to say actually right at the beginning we said intersection of faith and politics and then we started saying you know that's that that limits it too much this is is really worldview. This is,

wall builders is about rebuilding the foundations, rebuilding the

culture itself and reinserting a biblical perspective to everything that we do.

And so it became more than just faith in politics.

It became faith in the culture, the whole culture, every area of the culture.

And of course, politics is just how you treat your

neighbor I mean that's really what we mean when we when we say politics today when people

say oh we don't want politics in the pulpit or we we only preach the

gospel I mean that is so missing what politics actually is.

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