The WallBuilders Show

Voting in This Year's Elections: Challenging Norms in Faith and Governance

Can faith and politics coexist, or is the separation a misconception we've been led to believe? Pastor Josh Howerton from Lakepointe Church joins us to challenge the norm, exploring the interconnectedness of faith, culture, and politics. Through biblical narratives featuring leaders like Josiah and Jehu, Pastor Howerton encourages us to rethink the role of religion in political discourse. We discuss the importance of electing leaders whose policies align with slowing societal decay, focusing on key areas such as border security, religious liberty, and family values. Our conversation examines the delicate balance between compassion for immigrants and the necessity of lawful national borders, offering a faith-based perspective on these pressing issues. Our journey continues as we address the complexities surrounding family structures, gender identity, and the sanctity of life. Pastor Howerton speaks on God's enduring love for all individuals, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's identity in Christ. We explore the implications of legislation supporting gender-affirming care for minors and discuss the erosion of traditional family structures. The sensitive topic of abortion is approached with compassion, urging consideration of candidates' stances on life issues. Finally, the episode underscores that political solutions cannot remedy spiritual problems and calls for active participation in reformation and revival. Join us in this thought-provoking dialogue that challenges listeners to critically reflect on the intersections of faith and politics. Support the show

Faith at the Polls: Bridging Theology and Civic Duty

Does the intersection of faith and politics intrigue you or make you uneasy? Join us as Pastor Josh Howerton from Lakepointe Church in Texas challenges the conventional wisdom that churches should steer clear of political discussions. He argues that avoiding politics is not only unbiblical but a disservice to spiritual leadership. Pastor Josh draws upon figures like Moses and John the Baptist to illustrate how faith leaders can and should boldly guide their congregations when political issues become theological battlegrounds, particularly on topics like marriage, gender, border security and education. Ever wondered how your vote can be an act of faith? Discover Pastor Josh’s compelling sermon on the spiritual imperative of voting, where he paints abstention as a form of passive rebellion against God. Using vivid examples from Genesis to Revelation, he outlines the ways in which believers are called to engage in civic duties. With a focus on mature decision-making, Pastor Josh encourages Christians to look beyond superficial qualities in candidates and to align their voting choices with divine principles. Feeling torn between flawed political candidates? Pastor Josh offers insightful strategies for navigating elections where the perfect choice is non-existent. By likening voting to selecting a church or a spouse, he makes a case for choosing the lesser of evils to foster positive change. This episode goes beyond the quest for perfection, advocating for the power of stewardship in decision-making and urging listeners to recognize the potential for good in unexpected places. Share this thought-provoking message with your community and join us as we continue to explore the vital role of faith in politics. Support the show

Resilient Faith and Community-Led Relief: Asheville's Response to Catastrophic Flooding

Join us on The WallBuilders Show for an urgent conversation with Pastor Winston Parrish from Trinity Baptist Church, who offers an inside look at the heroic efforts unfolding in Asheville, North Carolina, following catastrophic flooding. Witness firsthand accounts of resilience as Pastor Parrish shares how his church, only being minimally damaged, has become a critical hub for first responders in Asheville North Carolina. The discussion underscores the glaring media underreporting of the crisis and highlights the inspiring community-led initiatives that are stepping up where federal responses fall short. In this compelling episode, explore the tireless relief efforts led by faith-based organizations, with Trinity Baptist Church at the forefront, providing life-saving resources such as chainsaws, generators, shelter and clean drinking water. As cold weather approaches, there's an urgent plea for donations to secure essential supplies like waterproof boots and propane bottles. This episode serves as a powerful reminder of how every prayer and donation counts in providing hope and support to a community in crisis. Get connected with Trinity Baptist Church: http: //tbcasheville. orgSupport the show

Freedom's Fight: Legal Victory and Mobilizing Patriots to Protect Liberty- Joeylynn Mesaros

What happens when you stand tall for free speech against intimidating odds? Discover the astonishing story of Joeylynn Mesaros, who defied the challenges of a legal battle to protect her rights, drawing strength from America's founding fathers and her unwavering faith. With the support of the Patriot Academy family, Joeylynn's resolve led to a surprising courtroom victory that serves as a beacon of hope for others facing similar trials. She graciously shares her journey, her gratitude for the support and resources that aided her, and the profound impact of attributing their success to divine intervention. As we celebrate this victory, we explore the essence of freedom and the pivotal role it plays in our lives. Reflecting on historical lessons and personal experiences, we highlight the significance of mobilizing support for organizations like the Patriot Academy. With truth, facts, and the Constitution on our side, we emphasize the importance of becoming a "1776er" and involving local churches in this vital mission. Together, we aim to equip more patriots to secure freedom in America, reigniting a passion for preserving the liberties that define our nation. Join us as we honor Joeylynn's inspiring story and the collective effort to stand firm against global ideologies threatening our cherished freedoms. Support the show

Hiroshima, Obama, and American Morals

America has long been a primary defender of the unalienable right to life. But should America's moral authority be called into question because President Truman chose to drop the atomic bomb on Japan? Reexamining the evidence might surprise you.

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