Welcome to the intersection of faith in the culture, it's Wal-Bilders, where we talk about

today's hottest topics on policy, faith, the culture.

We always do that from a biblical historical and constitutional perspective.

Now, I say that on every program every day, the reason we do that is because that biblical

perspective will give you the right answer on any question.

God's instruction manual is phenomenal.

It's not only right, God's word is not only right, it works best.

You're going to get the best results when you follow what he tells us in the Bible on how to treat our

spouses, on how to treat our employees or our employer, or how to conduct business, or how to be a government

official, or how to be a good citizen, or any of these things.

The Bible has all the best answers.

The reason we do a historical perspective is because it's important to know where we came from.

It's important to look back and see what's worked, what didn't work, what did work, what were the

results. Let's look at the good, the bad, and the ugly, and learn from it.

That's the historical perspective, and then the constitutional perspective.

What are the rules of our society?

If you're going to be a good citizen, if you're going to be a biblical citizen in today's culture,

you have to know what the rules are.

You've got to know how that particular society or community or in our case, our nation.

How does it work?

What are the rules and how do we best fulfill our role as a free citizen and live out that biblical

citizenship?

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