Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture.

It's The Wall Builder Show, taken on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective.

This one's a hot topic, and it's in every community in America.

When we first start talking about it today, you're going to think, oh, no, not in my school, not in my library. They're not doing that in my little town or wherever you might live or in my

buckle of the Bible Belt community. But I guarantee you it's happening in every community across

America, but there's been champions like John Amichuku and others stepping up and really calling people

on the carpet and getting some good changes made. And later in the program, Bonnie Wallace is going to be with us.

She's another one of those champions making a difference all those things.

David and Tim, man, we got, you know, middle of all the legislative sessions around the country.

I guess a lot of them have already finished up, lots of great victories.

I mean, you guys have been at some of the signing ceremonies for Arkansas and other places,

testified in a lot of committees across the country,

from restoring the Ten Commandments and getting the Bible back in schools to all kinds of

positive things. We've got a lot of work to do in the classrooms, but we're getting a lot of

victories too. Yeah, there really are a lot of positive things happening from educational fronts,

especially in some of these states. As you mentioned, there's a lot of work that needs to be

done. And a little bit of a disclaimer, we know that we have a lot of really good teachers that

listen and many of them are in public school. And I know sometimes as we are very critical

of what the public school institution is done,

the pedagogy, the ideology, so much of what has happened.

It doesn't mean there's not good people in it.

And one of the analogies I've used in times past is, you know,

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