Join us for an engaging exploration of executive orders and their unique place in American governance. As we dissect the constitutional frameworks and historical applications, we’ll shed light on how these powerful directives shape our nation's policies. Discover the founding principles that guide executive actions, and learn how their interpretation has changed over the years. We also dive into the intersection of executive orders and tariffs, sharing insights into how historic practices could ...
Feb 27, 2025•27 min
America stands at a financial crossroads, grappling with an unprecedented debt of $36 trillion. In our latest episode, we dive deep into the complexities of this crisis—unpacking the implications of fiscal irresponsibility, and the historical voices urging caution. We welcome insights from renowned author Jerry Newcombe, who expertly contextualizes the current legislative landscape while drawing parallels to the wisdom of the Founding Fathers. Jefferson’s warnings about national debt ring true t...
Feb 26, 2025•27 min
Seeking a way to bridge cultural divides? Our latest episode dives deep into how the timeless values of the Ten Commandments can reshape the current American landscape, fostering community around shared principles. We tackle the significance of these commandments in establishing a foundation that aligns with the Constitution and explore how this foundation can drive positive change in today’s climate. Join us as we discuss the revitalization of faith in culture and how ordinary citizens can beco...
Feb 25, 2025•27 min
Join us as we explore this turbulent media landscape and Wikipedia, in particular. With Dan Schneider from the Media Research Center, we spotlight the conservative bias problem on platforms like Wikipedia and discuss how editorial practices and tech giant relationships might be affecting credibility. We also share personal experiences with cancel culture and emphasize the crucial role of gratitude and critical thinking, rooted in biblical principles, in navigating these complex times. As we jour...
Feb 24, 2025•27 min
Is it time to bring emergency management back to the states? Kristi Noem and Donald Trump think so. Kristi Noem, former governor and current head of the Department of Homeland Security, takes the lead in a compelling statement on restructuring FEMA to enhance efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and constitutional fidelity. We'll unpack the recent proposition to shift emergency response responsibilities to the states, citing past events in Arkansas and recent federal mishaps as evidence that state-dr...
Feb 21, 2025•27 min
Today on Foundations of Freedom Thursday, we take the time to answer listener questions. Could the forgotten power of "letters of marque and reprisal" be the key to combating modern-day threats like drug cartels and human trafficking? Join us as we explore this provocative question and unravel the historical and contemporary implications of Congress potentially authorizing private entities to take action where our military might traditionally step in. We navigate the fine line between constituti...
Feb 20, 2025•27 min
Discover the intersection of faith, governance, and fiscal responsibility with Congressman Eric Burlison from Missouri, a prominent advocate in the Freedom Caucus. As a devout believer in biblical and constitutional principles, Eric shares how his faith guides his policy decisions in Congress. We journey through his inspirations, particularly the influential teachings of David Barton, to explore how moral governance shapes legislative action. Historical insights from figures like Reverend John W...
Feb 19, 2025•27 min
Texas State Senator Phil King joins us for an insightful discussion, where we explore the crossroads of faith, culture, and legislative action. Are you curious about how the Ten Commandments are influencing modern legislation across the United States? We tackle the ambitious efforts to introduce Ten Commandments bills in state legislatures, with Texas leading the charge despite setbacks in other conservative states. We'll uncover the political dynamics at play, the role of Republican leadership ...
Feb 18, 2025•27 min
Sheriff Waybourn from Tarrant County, Texas, exposes the harsh realities of human trafficking, sharing the transformative work his task force is undertaking to combat this urgent issue. Tune in to uncover the critical role local governments and communities play in this fight, and how effective therapy and community support can be a beacon of hope for vulnerable youth. We spotlight the pressing need for reforms within CPS and foster care systems, emphasizing how community and church involvement c...
Feb 17, 2025•27 min
Discover how recent events are reshaping the intersection of faith, culture, and national defense. We're diving into the historic inclusion of the Liberty University Praise Choir in presidential inaugural events – a bold move cementing faith's role in government. Shifts in military academies are also on the table, as they roll back woke ideologies to embrace traditional values. These changes hint at a promising future for pro-America and pro-military principles, creating waves of optimism for ho...
Feb 14, 2025•27 min
Today, we'll be taking a close look at the Doge department. Discover how this entity plays a pivotal role in maintaining accountability within the executive branch, acting almost like a watchdog with a leash held tightly by the president. We dive into its alignment with presidential authority, drawing fascinating parallels between running a country and managing a corporate behemoth. Unpack the legal hurdles and criticisms it faces while we highlight its crucial mission of keeping government oper...
Feb 13, 2025•27 min
Can education shape the future of our cultural values? Discover the transformative power of faith-based educational reform as we spotlight Oklahoma's bold initiatives to restore morality and patriotism in schools. Join us as we dissect the intricate dance between education, politics, and faith, spotlighting the Ten Commandments' role in the curriculum and the vital significance of parental involvement. We promise not just a conversation but a pathway to understanding how education can become a c...
Feb 12, 2025•27 min
The unfolding drama in Gaza is far more than just a regional conflict; it’s a tangled web of international politics and human emotion. We weigh the impacts of U.S. leadership, contrasting the assertive approach of the Trump administration with Biden's failed strategies, and explore how such policies pressure neighboring countries like Egypt and Jordan to take a stance. To further enrich this narrative our guest, Jonathan Feldstein, offers his perspective on the intricate challenges in Middle Eas...
Feb 11, 2025•27 min
Explore the powerful intersection of faith and contemporary culture with our special guest, George Barna. We promise you'll gain an understanding of how the church's active engagement can address societal issues, while its passivity can allow problems to thrive. Through historical insights and polling data, George Barna reveals the church’s dual role as both a solution to societal challenges, urging believers to embody biblical principles and become catalysts for change. Discover the significant...
Feb 10, 2025•27 min
What if shifting political priorities could actually secure electoral victories? As we navigate the turbulence surrounding the Republican National Convention's diluted pro-life stance, we question whether this was a strategic move to resonate with changing cultural sentiments. Our insightful discussion explores the initial sense of betrayal felt by conservative delegates and whether President Trump's approach was a calculated bid to expand his voter base. We ponder the delicate dance between sta...
Feb 07, 2025•27 min
Unlock the mysteries of citizenship as we journey through the 14th Amendment's historical tapestry with Rick Green, David Barton, and Tim Barton. Discover why birthright citizenship, initially crafted to secure rights for freed slaves, was never meant to extend automatic citizenship to children of non-citizens. We'll dissect how this critical constitutional provision is misinterpreted today, particularly by individuals from countries like Mexico and China, and clarify its original purpose throug...
Feb 06, 2025•27 min
Can a bold shift in U.S. policy redefine the balance of power in the Middle East? Join us as we explore President Trump's unexpected declaration of U.S. control over Gaza, a move that has sent shockwaves through international relations. We dig deep into the historical and geopolitical context of this embattled region, from its roots in the British Mandate era to the current complexities involving Hamas and the challenges faced by Palestinian authorities. Our discussion doesn't shy away from the ...
Feb 05, 2025•27 min
Imagine waking up on January 7th, knowing that the events of the previous day would forever alter the course of justice in America. That's the reality Sarah and Colton McAbee faced, and today they offer a window into their deeply personal journey through the chaos and consequence of January 6th. Together, we unpack the lingering injustices faced by many individuals involved in that day's events, and the urgent need for reform to prevent history from repeating itself. Our conversation underscores...
Feb 04, 2025•27 min
What happens when those sworn to protect become victims of the system they served? Join us on the WallBuilders Show as we unpack the complex narratives of individuals like Rebecca Lavrenz, a "praying grandma" ensnared by the very justice system she believed in, and Colton McAbee, a police officer whose January 6th ordeal reveals deeper biases within our legal framework. Through their real-life experiences, we expose the distortions and prejudices that challenge the foundation of our constitution...
Feb 03, 2025•27 min
Meet Rebecca Lavrenz, the remarkable praying grandma, and her son Michael as we navigate the turbulent waters of legal challenges stemming from the events of January 6th. What does it take to maintain faith and joy when facing the justice system head-on? Together, Rebecca and Michael reflect on the removal of her monitoring bracelet—a symbol of her freedom—and discuss the critical need to overturn convictions to safeguard First Amendment rights for future generations. Picture this: a bus ride te...
Jan 31, 2025•27 min
What if a simple football coach could ignite a national conversation about religious freedom? Join us as we unravel the remarkable journey of Coach Joe Kennedy, whose personal story of faith and perseverance has reshaped the landscape of religious liberty in the United States. From a challenging upbringing and initial doubts about faith to his rise as a pivotal figure in a landmark Supreme Court case, Coach Kennedy's experiences offer a powerful testament to the strength of unwavering belief and...
Jan 30, 2025•27 min
plymrock.org Unlock the secrets of America's educational history and discover how returning to foundational values can transform today's schools. With insights from Dr. Paul Jehle of the Plymouth Rock Foundation, we explore the roots of American education, inspired by the Founding Fathers and ancient Hebrew traditions. This episode uncovers the alarming reality of students graduating without basic literacy skills and questions whether current reforms truly serve the best interests of young learn...
Jan 29, 2025•27 min
Unlock the true meaning of revival and reformation in faith and discover their profound impact on our communities and culture. We are joined by Judge Phil Ginn, president of Southern Evangelical Seminary, to explore the often-overlooked aspects of spiritual revival. Moving beyond emotional experiences, our conversation delves into the transformative power of revival and reformation, using engaging analogies like fishing to illustrate the dedication required to manage the changes they bring. Our ...
Jan 28, 2025•27 min
What if you could step into history and be part of a groundbreaking project that celebrates America's rich heritage? This episode features the inspiring Marc Adams, a visionary in craft education, who is collaborating with Patriot Academy to construct a replica of Independence Hall. We explore how this ambitious endeavor not only pays tribute to the nation's founding principles but also offers a dynamic, hands-on experience for craft enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Listeners will gain a fas...
Jan 27, 2025•27 min
Join us on the WallBuilders Show as we uncover unexpected insights into the world of presidential pardons. Did President Biden's issuance of over 8,000 pardons break historical records, or is it a continuation of a longstanding political strategy? With the expertise of America's premier historian David Barton and national speaker Tim Barton, we explore the complexities and historical precedents of presidential pardons, including the contentious practice of preemptive pardons, such as Ford's pard...
Jan 24, 2025•27 min
What if the power to pardon could either heal a nation or tear it apart? Join us as we explore the fascinating intricacies of presidential pardon power, tracing its roots and potential for misuse in today's political climate. We critically analyze President Biden's recent controversial pardons, including those of family members and Anthony Fauci, questioning the implications of preemptive pardons and how they align with both justice and mercy. Inspired by constitutional foundations and the wisdo...
Jan 23, 2025•27 min
Can you feel the momentum of a nation on the brink of transformation? Join us as we celebrate a historic moment—the second inauguration of Donald J. Trump. Experience the electrifying atmosphere in Washington, D.C., where renewed energy fuels the halls of Congress as they work tirelessly on a new American agenda. We share insights into the dynamic changes unfolding in the capital, highlighting opportunities for pastors and leaders to witness and engage with this pivotal time in American history....
Jan 22, 2025•27 min
Imagine an inauguration day so infused with faith and culture that it feels like a glimpse into a hopeful new era for the nation. Join Rick Green, David Barton, and Tim Barton as they recount a day marked by moments of spiritual uplift and cultural significance, from cherished hymns like "Great is Thy Faithfulness" to Carrie Underwood's unexpected acapella performance. The event's profound acknowledgment of faith in America's future and President Trump's recognition of a divine purpose in his pr...
Jan 21, 2025•27 min
Amidst the chilly winds of Washington, D.C., the vibrant energy of Donald J. Trump's second inauguration fills the air. Join us as we recount the spiritual undertones at a prayer service organized by Jim Garlow and the Family Research Council. We reflect on the power of prayer in governance and how it connects to America’s historical roots, drawing parallels to the early prayers offered in 1774. The event reminds us that faith and politics have walked hand in hand throughout our nation’s history...
Jan 20, 2025•27 min
Can the Constitution stand strong without its moral foundation? This Good News Friday episode takes listeners on a journey through faith, culture, and politics as we anticipate the inauguration of Donald Trump. Together we explore the resurgence of biblical engagement and its potential impact on the political landscape. Our discussion reflects on historical lessons learned from presidents like Andrew Jackson and James Monroe, highlighting how moral values are essential for the Constitution's end...
Jan 17, 2025•27 min
