Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture. It's The Wall Buller Show,

taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical and constitutional perspective.

Rick Green here with Tim Barton. Interesting show for you today. We've talked to self-defense a lot.

We've talked Second Amendment a lot. Today we're going to kind of combine that with the need for churches to be prepared, especially in the wake of what happened in Minneapolis. So John Bradshaw will be our special guest joining us today. But Tim, this is a topic that is needed, and a lot of our churches, I think, will enjoy listening to this. Yeah, Rick, there's a lot going on.

We've been talking about this a lot off air.

In fact, tomorrow, we're going to be hanging out together, us and some of our friends,

doing some filming for upcoming 250th stuff.

And all of us have been people that have been talking about strategically the way we need to be thinking through some of what's going on.

Obviously, as Christians, as leaders of organizations, as members of churches, it seems like there are things changing in our culture, especially what we saw with the church in Minnesota.

When people now feel like for whatever reason, it's appropriate to go into a church to hold a

protest. And even though for some people that might not seem like overly aggressive or weird,

it's obviously inappropriate. It's obviously illegal.

But when we're in the world where there are people that are shooting up churches and now there's

people trying to normalize protesting inside of churches, it's a very different world that we are living in.

And as we're navigating for all of us, for Wall Builders, Patriot Academy,

you know, our friends, these other organizations will be with tomorrow of how we're handling

security of strategically what we're thinking through. There's so many people out there now

that are having to think different. Obviously, Rick, what you guys have been doing with

constitutional defense, y'all've been training people for years

on how to defend themselves but but now how do we think through it if we're part of a church

if we're part of businesses and organizations what do we do and that's when I said man I got a friend

in Arkansas who literally started a business doing this very thing. We need to get him on.

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