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December 22, 2023

From the Concert Stage to the Pulpit Chronicles of Faith's Transformative Power

Discover the transformative power of faith as it intersects with everyday life in our latest episode. We're Rick Green, David Barton, and Tim Barton, taking you on a journey through the dynamic landscape where beliefs shape our nation, from politics to the pews. We share an exhilarating update on WallBuilders' quest to preserve America's moral and religious foundation, including an unexpected alliance with the ACLU in our fight for First Amendment rights. Uncover the courage of Michigan churches as they stand firm for scriptural truth, and be inspired by the influence one's faith can have on the broader culture. Embrace the compelling story of Daddy Yankee, whose bold decision to leave behind a celebrated music career for a life in Christ captures the essence of purpose over popularity. We also highlight the importance of active involvement in the tapestry of freedom, offering practical steps for you to make a difference in your community. Whether it's hosting biblical citizenship classes or educating yourself on constitutional principles, this episode is a call to action for anyone ready to contribute to the heritage of faith that defines our nation. Support the show

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The WallBuilders Show is a daily journey to examine today's issues from a Biblical, Historical and Constitutional perspective. Featured guests include elected officials, experts, activists, authors, and commentators.

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David Barton just returned from the Oval Office, and we get report that President Trump wasn't the high-pressure, intense figure often portrayed in media. Instead, Barton describes a relaxed, focused leader who has transformed his White House approach by applying the same principles that made his businesses successful - finding exceptional people, establishing clear accountability, and maintaining open communication with his team. Against this backdrop, we tackle a pressing constitutional question that's making headlines: Can federal judges be impeached for blocking presidential actions? The answer takes us on a fascinating journey through American history, revealing how the Founders viewed judicial accountability quite differently than today's courts do. While Chief Justice Roberts recently claimed impeachment isn't an appropriate response to disagreement with judicial decisions, we uncover historical evidence showing judges were impeached for behaviors as minor as courtroom rudeness and private drunkenness. The conversation highlights a critical tension in our constitutional system: what happens when judges overstep their boundaries? Thomas Jefferson described impeachment as a "scarecrow" - a deterrent designed to keep judges from exceeding their authority. When a judge blocks the president from deporting criminal non-citizens, is that legitimate judicial review or impeachable overreach? We explore why the Constitution's framers included impeachment as one of the only subjects mentioned in six separate constitutional clauses. This episode delivers powerful insights about the balance of powers in our republic, the proper role of each branch, and how America's government is specifically designed to protect Americans' rights above all others. Whether you're concerned about immigration policy or judicial activism, you'll gain a deeper understanding of how our constitutional system was designed to function. Support the show

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Iggy and Mr. Kirk: Restoring Wholesome Entertainment for America's Children

The battle for our children's hearts and minds is being waged through the entertainment they consume – and Kirk Cameron is leading a counteroffensive with his new series "Iggy and Mr. Kirk. " In this thought-provoking episode of the WallBuilders Show, Cameron joins us to discuss the alarming shift in children's programming away from traditional values and toward ideologies at odds with biblical teachings. Remember when family entertainment reinforced character development instead of undermining it? Cameron certainly does, describing his new show as "a modern-day Mr. Rogers meets Sesame Street" that's "faith-building and Bible-friendly. " Trading the cardigan for a leather bomber jacket, Cameron's Mr. Kirk guides a lovable green iguana named Iggy through lessons on forgiveness, honesty, and trusting God – all while battling a deceptive vulture literally named "Culture. " The conversation explores how difficult it's become for parents to find trustworthy content for their children, with Tim Barton sharing personal examples of having to screen even classic Disney films for problematic messages. This struggle highlights a broader cultural shift away from the "collective consciousness about doing the right thing" that once characterized American entertainment. What makes "Iggy and Mr. Kirk" particularly refreshing is its design as a co-viewing experience, encouraging families to watch together and sparking conversations about important values. With 20 episodes completed across two seasons, the show tackles topics like identity from a biblical perspective – subjects that Mr. Rogers never had to address but that today's families cannot avoid. The timing couldn't be better, as we're witnessing a renaissance in faith-based entertainment that's creating alternatives rather than just complaints. As Tim and Rick Green observe, restoring shared moral standards is essential to America's future prosperity and freedom – and entertainment that reinforces objective moral truth plays a vital role in that restoration. Ready to join the movement? Catch "Iggy and Mr. Kirk" free on PureFlix starting June 2nd, or access it earlier through WatchBrave.comor BravePlus. comSupport the show

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Behind the Curtain: How the Federal Reserve Controls Your Money and What You Can Do About It

Money isn't just about what's in our wallets—it's about freedom, sovereignty, and who controls our nation's future. In this eye-opening conversation, Kevin Freeman unveils the hidden history of America's monetary system and offers a practical solution grounded in constitutional principles. Freeman takes us on a fascinating journey through the founding of our nation's currency system, explaining how the Constitution specifically empowers states to make gold and silver legal tender. This isn't just historical trivia—it's the foundation for a revolutionary approach to protecting Americans from an increasingly unstable federal monetary policy. With our national debt soaring past $37 trillion, Freeman's concept of transactional gold provides a pathway for financial protection. Using modern technology similar to PayPal or Venmo but backed by precious metals, Americans could optionally place themselves on a personal gold standard without hauling around coins and bullion. Several states are now moving toward implementing such systems, with Utah and Florida leading the charge. Whether you're concerned about inflation, interested in constitutional history, or simply wondering how to protect your family's future, this conversation delivers practical insights about reclaiming state-based economic freedom. Freeman's analysis connects our founding principles to modern solutions, showing how the wisdom of the past offers hope for navigating our uncertain economic future. Ready to learn more? Visit transactionalgold.comor constitutionalcurrency.orgto discover how you can support this movement in your state. Support the show

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Monday, March 17

Restoring Constitutional Intent: Trump, Elon Musk, and America's Revival

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Friday, March 14

Good News Friday: Military Reforms, Government Overhauls, and a Shift in Leadership

Today on the WallBuilders Show, we’re bringing you a special Good News Friday, packed with uplifting stories and major developments shaping our country. Hosts Rick Green, David Barton, and Tim Barton dive into some of the most encouraging headlines of the week, covering everything from military reforms to government accountability. We discuss big changes at the Pentagon, with President Trump’s appointment of General Dan "Raisin’" Cane as the new Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, signaling a shift toward stronger military leadership. Plus, we break down efforts to cut wasteful spending, including the massive overhaul of USAID contracts and the removal of DEI funding from public education. But that’s not all—this episode also highlights Trump’s crackdown on social policies in the military, ensuring a focus on readiness and effectiveness. We take a closer look at how recent reforms are reshaping the armed forces and how public sentiment is responding. Tim Barton shares a fascinating story about Alice Marie Johnson, a former inmate pardoned by Trump, who is now leading efforts to review and reform the nation’s pardon system. With insights into how these policies are affecting everyday Americans, this episode is full of thought-provoking discussions that challenge the narratives shaping today’s political landscape. As always, we bring our unique blend of historical perspective, constitutional insights, and a touch of humor to the conversation. Whether you’re looking for a fresh take on the news or just need a dose of optimism heading into the weekend, The WallBuilders Show has you covered. Don’t miss this engaging and fast-paced episode—tune in now and get ready for a deep dive into the stories that matter most!Support the show

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