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.

Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim Barton, and we appreciate you joining us today.

We sure encourage you to visit the websites, wallbuilders.com, for sharing the radio program with others or for just catching up on programs

you might have missed. That's wallbuilders.com. And then wallbuilders.com is where you go for all of our

other materials. Catch up on all the conferences we have coming up this summer and into the fall.

Also a great place to share links with your friends and family. There's some great swag in there,

everything from hats and shirts to materials, all kinds of things that you can begin to celebrate

the 250th even now. Just get some of those great themes about rebuilding and about the Constitution.

And I mean, start wearing clothes like that and get people to start asking you about it. And let's

spend the entire next year and a couple of months, whatever we got left,

actually talking about these things.

Yesterday, Tim did a great primer on the declaration and then even how all of those things

led to clauses in the Constitution.

That's the kind of conversations we can have.

You don't have to just listen to us on the radio talk about it.

You can be having conversations like that.

So let's just make this a theme for the next 420 days or whatever we've got.

And it's just a great opportunity to educate folks.

So David and Tim, lots of, lots of opportunity, 250th coming up.

And of course, we've got two-fifty. It's happening every few weeks. I think the next big one, I guess, will probably be Bunker Hill. And Dr. Joseph Warren, of course, killed at Bunker Hill. And really neat guy. We ought to do a whole show on him at some point. Probably would have been considered the greatest orator even beyond Patrick Henry had he not been killed at Bunker Hill. But anyway, lots of cool opportunities coming up to learn that history.

And actually, let me ask you guys this.

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