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. Today's topic combines all of those because it's all about prayer and the impact that it had on the founding of our country and

significant events throughout our nation's history and how important it is for us now today

to apply that same thing. Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim Barton. Check out our websites,

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David and Tim, of course, this is a common topic here on wallbuilders because it was a common

topic with the Founding Father.

There are so many great events where prayer played a significant role leading up to the

revolution, in the revolution, and then, of course, throughout our nation's

history. Well, hopefully it's going to become even more prevalent in our current nation's history.

We've talked over recent weeks and some of the Good News Fridays about what we're seeing

with indications of maybe some revival kind of stuff. You know, the baptisms in Huntington Beach,

7,750, the largest recorded

baptism in history at one time, or the things that we're seeing in Ohio State or Louisiana

state, all these universities, Baylor, 72 hours of prayer. And we're seeing just a lot of

indications that maybe things are changing. And then in the last six weeks, I've seen a number of articles showing that Gen Y, Gen Z,

and males are really starting to turn more toward the Bible.

The American Bible Society report came out this year,

showing an increase of 11 million Americans becoming active Bible readers.

After having three years in a row since COVID had been going down every year, losing about

29 million, we picked up about 11 million.

So there seems to be something stirring, and Lord willing, with that, will be a stirring to prayer.

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