Welcome to the Wall Builder Show, where this week, like we did last week, we're still celebrating Independence Day.

And the way we're doing it today is sharing with you a presentation I gave just a few days ago

at the Patriot Academy campus. I'm Rick Green America's Constitution Coach,

serving here with David and Tim Barton, David is America's

Premier Historian and our founder at Wabolders.

Tim Barton is a national speaker and pastor and president of Wablers,

and the three of us were just in Fredericksburg, Texas a few days ago,

celebrating Independence Day.

We brought you a couple of those live programs that we did during the lunches at the

constitutional defense course. So it was right in between everybody getting to learn how to defend themselves

with a handgun and study the Constitution so they can

intellectually defend the principles of the Constitution. We shared those with you

on Monday and Tuesday this week. Yesterday we began the presentation that I

gave on Independence Day evening right before we got

into the fireworks and we ran out of time yesterday. So we're going to jump right back in where we left

off yesterday. Gonna take a quick break right here. When we come back from the break we'll

pick up where we left off yesterday with that presentation on Independence Day at

the Patriot Academy campus. This is Tim Barden from Wall Builders with another moment from American history.

Founding fathers John Adams and Thomas Jefferson originally worked closely together but later became ardent opponents.

This troubled Dr. Benjamin Rush, a sign of the declaration who knew both of them very well.

In the Bible, 2 Corinthians 518 tells us that God has given each of us the Ministry of Reconciliation.

Dr. Rush believed this and set out to bring the two back together.

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