The WallBuilders Show

Leadership, Faith, and Global Missions' Effect on Leadership and Global Impact

Prepare to be inspired as we welcome Chad Robichaux, a man whose life story reads like an action thriller. From his distinguished military service to his success in the UFC and his impactful faith-based nonprofit work, Chad brings a wealth of experience and profound insights to our show. In this episode, we promise you'll gain a deeper understanding of the intertwining roles of leadership and patriotism in shaping our nation's future. Chad shares his firsthand experiences from the chaotic Afghanistan pullout and his heroic efforts during the Ukraine conflict, offering a sobering look at the consequences of poor leadership. Discover the heart and soul behind Chad's latest book, "A Mission Without Borders, " featuring the incredible journey he undertook with his son Hunter in Ukraine. Despite facing criticism for their international focus, Chad and Hunter's mission is driven by an urgent need to help those suffering amidst corruption and chaos. We explore their tenacious efforts in rescuing Americans and vulnerable Ukrainians, providing support to civilian militaries, and offering essential aid to frontline chaplains. Through their story, we reflect on the broader implications of U. S. foreign policy decisions and their ripple effects on global conflicts. We also tackle the critical situation of the Ukraine-Russia conflict and its far-reaching implications for American lives and global security. Chad frames this struggle as a moral battle between good and evil, transcending political affiliations. He underscores the importance of strong leadership for military recruitment and national strength, while highlighting the valuable support systems for veterans like Mighty Oaks. We touch on his book "The Truth About PTSD" and discuss ways veterans can find new missions post-service, including running for office to continue serving their country. Join us for an episode brimming with powerful stories and invaluable lessons from Chad Robichaux. Support the show

Preserving Judicial Independence and Challenging Court Packing Threats

Can court packing really unravel the foundations of American democracy? In this episode of the WallBuilders Show, we tackle this urgent question with the insights of renowned attorney Kelly Shackelford. We dissect significant Supreme Court cases that have shaped the landscape of religious freedom in the United States and analyze the shifting judicial landscape that could herald a resurgence of religious liberties unseen since America's early days. The discussion also lays bare the political threats facing the Supreme Court, and why public and church awareness is more crucial than ever. The fight to preserve the integrity of the judiciary takes center stage as we examine the contributions of America's first seven presidents and how historical storytelling, like the upcoming Coach Kennedy movie, can inspire and educate. We delve into the motivations behind political efforts to challenge the Supreme Court and the potential ramifications of these moves. The conversation underscores the separation of powers and the foundational role it plays in safeguarding judicial independence, emphasizing why tampering with this balance could have dire consequences. Lastly, we highlight the critical need for political candidates to be transparent about their stance on court packing before elections. Drawing parallels to countries like Venezuela and Argentina, we explore how expanding the Supreme Court and politicizing the judiciary can dismantle the rule of law. Kelly Shackelford shares valuable insights into maintaining civil discourse and the ongoing battle to protect judicial independence. From personal stories of Medal of Honor winners to the strategic attacks on the judiciary, this episode offers a compelling narrative on why preserving the integrity of the Supreme Court is essential for upholding the checks and balances envisioned by the Founding Fathers. Support the show

Revolutionizing Education: Classical Curriculum and Legislative Reforms

Texas State Senator Phil King joins us to challenge the status quo in public education, advocating for a transformative curriculum grounded in classical literature, phonics, and cursive writing. Learn why he believes the Golden Rule and timeless principles should be at the heart of Texas' educational framework. Discover the senator's insights into the current issues plaguing lesson plans and foundational skills, and his vision for a structured, state-provided curriculum enriched with hard copy resources for both teachers and students.  We also delve into Texas' bold strides in education reform, highlighting legislative efforts to introduce the Ten Commandments into schools. Explore the incremental nature of these changes, inspired by biblical teachings, and the optimism surrounding the future of education in Texas. From the roles of Phil King and Steve Toth to setting new standards and reclaiming educational excellence, this episode offers an in-depth look at the ongoing battle for educational autonomy in the Lone Star State. Support the show

Uplifting Judicial Wins and Inspiring Acts of Faith

What if defending your right to carry a knife could reshape Second Amendment protections across the nation? This Good News Friday, we spotlight a groundbreaking story of a man who successfully overturned a state law prohibiting switchblades. This victory, rooted in historical analysis and the original intent of the U. S. Supreme Court, underscores the enduring principles of self-defense and arms definitions. We'll explore the broader implications of this case, celebrate the reaffirmation of Second Amendment rights, and reflect on key decisions like District of Columbia vs. Heller that bolster our understanding of these constitutional protections. Then, we shift focus to other inspiring legal victories and societal milestones. From the debate on judge appointments versus elections in Massachusetts to Texas' robust efforts in election security, removing one million ineligible voters from the rolls, there's much to celebrate. We'll also discuss a federal court ruling regarding the right to own machine guns, highlighting its historical context and how it aligns with recent Supreme Court decisions. Plus, don't miss the heartwarming story of a Christian revival at Ohio State University, led by college football stars, and Congressman Jim Jordan's commendable push for transparency and accountability in Congress. Join us for this compelling episode, packed with uplifting updates and powerful stories of resilience and justice. Support the show

First Prayer in Congress

On September 5, 1774, the First Continental Congress met at Carpenters’ Hall in Philadelphia. Among the delegates who attended were George Washington, Patrick Henry, Samuel Adams, John Adams, John Jay, and many other notables.1 This meeting was important since it was the first time the colonies united on a large scale (though one colony was not represented), […]

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