The WallBuilders Show

Culture doesn’t drift toward truth by accident. It’s shaped by whoever shows up with conviction, skill, and staying power and that’s exactly why we’re talking about faith beyond church walls. We dig into what it means to live as “biblical citizens” who bring the gospel into every calling, from politics and education to media, medicine, and the fine arts. If you’ve ever wondered whether your work r...

A lot of political coverage trains us to expect the worst, so when real momentum shows up it can feel almost unbelievable. We zoom out on the good news we’re seeing at the intersection of faith and culture, where religious liberty and state-level leadership are producing wins that many people never hear about in their day-to-day “bubble.” From Washington, DC, we unpack Senator Josh Hawley’s press...

5,700 ISIS terrorists moved out of a shaky Syrian prison system and into Iraq. Sponsors walk away from a long-running Disney event. States start ending lifetime tenure for professors. And an NFL coach gives every player a Bible with a clear message about identity and purpose. That’s the kind of Good News Friday we’re bringing you, because the most important shifts often happen quietly, then all at...

You can care about principles and still care about strategy, because the rules of the system decide whether your voice gets heard. We start with a listener stuck in a closed-primary state as an independent and walk through the hard tradeoff: stay unaffiliated and lose primary access, or register with a party so you get two meaningful chances to influence the outcome. Along the way, we explain open...

Power doesn’t just shape policy; it decides who gets to decide. We sit down with Tennessee State Representative Gino Bulso to unpack a bold two-bill strategy aimed at narrowing federal court rulings on marriage and civil rights while reclaiming state authority and protecting private conscience. If you’ve wondered how a state can push back without breaking the rules, this is a masterclass in target...

What if the way we define marriage is quietly reshaping childhood—for worse? We open the conversation with a child-first lens and ask the question most debates avoid: does public policy exist to validate adult desires, or to protect a child’s right to both mother and father? Katie Faust, founder of Them Before Us, joins us to explain how the 2015 redefinition of marriage flattened biological reali...

Liberty didn’t start with a vote. It started with a voice. We sit down with Josh Enck of Sight & Sound to explore A Great Awakening, a feature film that puts George Whitfield back in the pulpit and Benjamin Franklin at his press to show how revival prepared the ground for revolution. Rather than retell battlefield moments, we follow an unlikely friendship that helped shape the American mind—pa...

A surge of spiritual interest is sweeping the country, but will it last long enough to change anything? We dig into the hard truth: revivals inspire; awakenings transform. That transformation only happens when people are discipled to live out Jesus’ full teaching, the kind that speaks plainly about marriage, gender, and the purpose of covenant—without losing sight of grace, redemption, and the pat...

A courtroom drama played out in a committee room, and we got a front‑row seat. We break down why Tennessee’s push to post the Ten Commandments in public schools is framed as restoration, not invention, and how a single Supreme Court ruling—Coach Kennedy—quietly dismantled the decades‑old Lemon test that kept faith at arm’s length in public institutions. From Moses carved into the Supreme Court fri...

Headlines about Iran can feel like a blur of missiles, ministers, and moving targets—until you connect the dots between what leaders believe and what nations do. We dive into how Shiite end-times theology influences Iran’s pursuit of power, why “the great Satan” rhetoric matters for strategy, and how surgical strikes against military and clerical leadership could open a narrow window for change. W...

What changes when a single Supreme Court case rewrites the playbook on faith in public life? We dig into the ripple effects of Coach Joe Kennedy’s victory, which not only vindicated a high school coach’s right to pray but also swept aside the Lemon test that fed government hostility to religion for decades. With that barrier gone, schools and communities now have clearer ground to protect student...

Headlines popped, timelines blew up, and a joint operation against Iran became the weekend’s defining story. We dive straight into what actually happened and why it matters: the legal thresholds that govern rapid action, the Gang of Eight briefings, and the intelligence that pushed leaders toward a preemptive strike. Our goal is simple—cut through noise, track the facts, and ask the hard questions...

What if the headlines you’ve been waiting for finally started to land—quietly, firmly, and with a dose of common sense? We walk through a week where the executive branch said “stay in your lane” to the judiciary, a hockey team skated to gold while pointing to faith, and a British voice laid out a plain-spoken roadmap to national renewal. Different stories, same current: courage with boundaries. We...

What happens when a speech turns the room into a live referendum on first principles? We break down a State of the Union that fused patriotic theater with hard policy bets—calling for voter ID through the SAVE Act, pressing tariffs despite a legal speed bump, and elevating faith and service as shared civic anchors. The showmanship was unmistakable: Team USA hockey winding through the press as chan...

Want to see how ideas become laws that change lives? We trace a straight line from primary-source history to modern policy, then unpack how Texas advanced a billion-dollar school choice program while strengthening religious liberty protections. With Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, we dive into the long-game strategy behind expanding parental rights, why competition can lift outcomes for every stu...

What if the most important fight for your faith happens before November? We bring the energy and get practical about why primaries carry outsized influence, how to find trustworthy voter guides, and where small turnouts can swing big outcomes. Then we go deep on religious liberty with Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who chairs President Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission, to unpack what the hearings...

What would you do if changing your faith made you a target—and the people sworn to protect you hesitated out of fear of a label? We sit down with a former Muslim from the UK who lays out, in stark detail, how harassment turned into arson, how isolation bred despair, and how a brutal street attack finally forced his family into hiding. His story isn’t shared for shock value; it’s a stress test of o...

Freedom doesn’t vanish overnight—it erodes when we forget what we stand for and hesitate to defend it. We dive straight into the collision of Sharia law with constitutional liberty, outlining why abrogation matters, why enforcement beats rhetoric, and why Texas is uniquely positioned to set a national precedent. With Frank Gaffney, Bill Federer, and more voices at the table, we trace a strategy fr...

A packed room, a raised question: how do we safeguard genuine religious freedom while resisting a system that treats law, politics, and belief as one instrument of control. We gathered a unique panel—historian Bill Federer, national security voice Frank Gaffney, and advocate Nissar Hussain—to cut through noise and name the stakes. From the legal misunderstandings that haunted the First Amendment f...

Is freedom built at the ballot box—or around the kitchen table? We open a lively, no-fluff conversation about education as discipleship, why parental authority is essential to a free society, and how churches can move from the sidelines to the front lines of formation. Joined by Stephen McDowell of the Providence Foundation, we explore his new film “Educated for Liberty,” a free, segment-based res...

Power without principle corrodes, but principle without power accomplishes little. We set out to bridge that gap by examining how executive orders work, where their legal boundaries lie, and how a biblical framework can help citizens evaluate them with clarity rather than heat. Pastor and author Jim Garlow joins us to unpack his new project auditing more than 200 of President Trump’s recent execut...

A sanctuary should feel safe—and that takes more than good intentions. We sat down with John Bradshaw, founder of Valor Defense Consulting, to map out a step‑by‑step framework any church can implement to protect people while keeping a warm, welcoming culture. From leadership’s duty of care to on‑the‑ground tactics, we dig into what real preparedness looks like when faith meets risk. We talk throug...

A surprising wave of accountability is reshaping the week’s biggest stories—and it actually feels like momentum. We open with a malpractice verdict that forces a hard reset on medical ethics, especially for irreversible procedures on minors. It’s not about gloating over penalties; it’s about restoring a physician’s duty to biology, informed consent, and moral responsibility. From there, we head to...

Admiring the Founders while avoiding their foundation is the contradiction shaping civic life today. We dig into why love for the Constitution can’t survive if we detach it from the biblical ideas that informed it—human nature’s limits, God-given rights, fixed moral law, and the necessity of separation of powers. Drawing on documented citation studies and the voices of early American clergy, we co...

Want to know why classroom content shapes national destiny—and how new court rulings just changed the rules? We bring you David Barton’s conclusion on education from the Pro Family Legislators Conference, then translate it into clear steps you can use at home, church, and school board meetings. We start with formation: what students memorize and revisit becomes the civic reflex of the next generat...