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Discover the mechanisms behind the anti-BDS movement and the legislative battles to uphold economic solidarity with Israel as we host Texas State Senator Phil King. In an episode that meshes political insight with personal anecdotes, we'll traverse the complex terrain of economic warfare and the targeted sanctions against Israel, shedding light on the strategic countermeasures employed by Texan lawmakers. Phil King brings a wealth of experience and perspective to the table, as we discuss the implications of the BDS movement not only for Israel but also for the political landscape at large, including the economic attacks akin to those faced by public figures such as former President Trump.We'll also venture into the realm of academia, where the lines between free speech and anti-Semitism are being navigated with precision. Senator King reflects on the creation of the Holocaust, Genocide, and Anti-Semitism Commission and the adoption of an international definition of anti-Semitism, highlighting Texas&

As we tread the lines where faith meets the societal fabric, we we look at how today's turbulent times can be cured with the immutable truths of the Bible, the wisdom of history, and the guiding principles of our Constitution. Joining us is Bishop Jim Lowe, whose experiences during the Civil Rights Movement and the Birmingham bombing illuminate our conversation with an undeniable glow of resilience and unity. His riveting story, one of transcending hate with love and faith, echoes throughout our discussion, reinforcing our shared vision of cementing a strong foundation for the generations to come.Amid a nation experiencing an identity crisis, we confront the silent void where American flags once waved on college campuses, and we grapple with the fading echoes of our historical struggles. The critique of Israel, the erosion of our founding principles, and the emergence of a two-tier justice system prompt us to weigh the scales of social justice against those of biblical justice. Bishop Lowe's insight

Discover the power of perseverance. Today is Good News Friday, so we will take some time to go through our stack of good news articles. From incremental victories akin to John Quincy Adam's anti-slavery stand, to new pro-Israel sentiments in college campuses, and even the realization among European nations that there are two genders. We cover the whole range of encouraging news, today.Our journey through the intersection of faith and culture reveals historical giants like John Quincy Adams, whose unwavering fight against slavery resonates with our modern-day struggles to uphold truth and justice. Adams' story, a testament to the significance of small victories, paves the way for current triumphs in patriotism and conservatism, and encourages us to persist in the face of adversity. Join us as we reflect on the echoes of Adams' legacy in the voices of today's youth, bravely championing their beliefs on college campuses across the nation.Feel the pulse of change as we examine the UK's Na

Can our nation's challenges actually fuel a hopeful outlook for the future? That's the promise we're holding on to on the WallBuilders Show, where we not only tackle the issues head-on but also celebrate the active engagement and victories of our fellow patriots. This episode takes you through a journey from the intersection of faith and culture to the high-stakes arena of judicial roles and the rich tapestry of contributions from early American figures. We will lift your spirits with success stories that prove the power of principled action in upholding our nation's values.Today is Foundations of Freedom Thursday, which means we take the time to address some questions from the audience. First, we look at Judges. How neutral should a judge be in their decisions? As we dissect recent judicial elections, we uncover the constitutional expectations for judges as impartial interpreters of law.In response to a listener question, we honor Mother Cabrini's legacy and the roles Catholics playe

Jody Hice, a man of faith turned political force, joins us to unpack the complex interplay between spirituality and civic duty. His unique transition from pastoring to legislating, sheds light on the critical nature of election integrity. Our conversation takes us from the pages of his enlightening new book to the practical steps each of us can take to preserve the bedrock of our republic. Drawing from Hice's journey, we examine the powerful blend of prayer and action, proving that when it comes to shaping the future of our society, the duty is ours to engage, even as we trust the results to God.The episode also casts a spotlight on grassroots organizations like Faith Wins, showcasing their commendable work in ensuring that every vote is legitimately cast and counted. These stories not only honor the unsung heroes of the past but also serve as a clarion call to action in the present, urging us to uphold the sanctity of our electoral process. Tune in for a stirring reminder that the strength of our nation

Discover how a commitment to praying for Israel can transform your understanding of global events and spiritual fulfillment as we welcome Jonathan Feldstein on the WallBuilders Show. Together we dissect the impact of American foreign policy on Israel and confront the unsettling rise of Marxist thought within academia, which sows division and distorts public perception. Learn why the biblical charge to support Israel is more critical now than ever, as we navigate through the administration's mixed messages and examine the troubling trend of on-campus agitators fueling anti-Israel sentiment.This episode isn't just a political discourse; it's an invitation to explore the profound spiritual connection between Christians and the Holy Land. Unpacking Romans chapter 11, we illuminate the theological concept of believers being grafted into the Jewish covenant, emphasizing the scriptural mandate to pray for Jerusalem's peace. Join us on a journey through personal stories of church involvement and s

Embark on a historical voyage with David Barton, America's premier historian, as we uncover the profound influence of prayer and fasting during the American Revolution. Unveil the tales of fervent faith and providential storms that shaped battles and bolstered the spirits of a fledgling nation. From lesser-known victories aboard ships to the miraculous fog that saved Washington's troops at the Battle of Long Island, these narratives are not merely chronicles of warfare, but testaments to the deep spiritual convictions of our forebears.As we navigate through the icy waters of the Delaware River, the miracle at the Battle of Trenton looms into view. Hear how General Washington's audacious Christmas attack on the Hessians, aided by the cloak of a severe winter storm, turned the tides of war and reinvigorated a weary Continental Army. These moments weren't just military maneuvers; they were synchronized steps in a divinely choreographed dance of victory and hope.Concluding our journey, we refl

Discover the untold power of prayer and fasting as David Barton takes us through the corridors of American history, where these spiritual disciplines have left an indelible mark on the nation's direction. Step into the past where President Abraham Lincoln's call for a National Day of Fasting and Prayer changed the tide of the Civil War, and where the devout pilgrims, referred to as 'people of the book', laid down the foundations of Thanksgiving. These stories aren't just about faith; they're about the key moments when seeking divine guidance proved to be a turning point in history.We then journey back to the roots of the American Revolution and the profound Christian faith that guided our founding fathers. Amidst the backdrop of battlefields and the formation of a new nation, the reliance on divine wisdom is both inspiring and thought-provoking. With artifacts like Buzz Aldrin's Communion chalice and space-traveled Bibles, featured in our DFW museums, we invite you on a refl

Embark with us on a powerful exploration of faith's influence on history and culture, guided by the wisdom of David Barton. Our three-part series unravels the threads of historical prayer practices, their role as spiritual resets, and the transformative power of becoming a biblical citizen. As we traverse the landscapes of time, from the fasts of biblical figures to the pious actions of American leaders, we uncover a past rich with lessons and warnings, inviting us to fine-tune our spiritual and civic engagement for a more harmonious future.Witness the profound evolution of one of America's most iconic figures, Abraham Lincoln, as personal tragedy and intellectual challenges catalyze his journey from skepticism to devout belief. This transformation underscores the necessity for Christians today to be well-equipped in apologetics, amidst the intense scrutiny from the intellectual arenas of modern academia. The narrative then shifts to dispel myths surrounding the Founding Fathers, revealing their dee

The heart of Texas pulses with stories of political awakening, and our guest Joeylynn Mesaros is a testament to that spirit. Once an undecided voter, her journey to becoming a fervent participant in the political process is as inspiring as it is cautionary. Her recounting of the Trump train event and the subsequent lawsuit she faced under the Ku Klux Klan law is a chilling example of the risks that come with exercising free speech in today’s charged political landscape. Joeylynn transformation from political indifference to active engagement is both a warning signal and a rallying cry for the rights we hold dear.But there is hope on the horizon, and it lies in the hands of just and wise legal professionals guided by principles of righteousness. Drawing on the wisdom of Isaiah 1:26, we discuss the pivotal role judges play in shaping legal outcomes and the pressing need for informed citizen involvement in electing local judges. The judicial system, at its core, should reflect the constitutional and biblical val

Have you ever felt lost trying to navigate the sea of modern churches, seeking a haven that resonates with timeless biblical truth? Look no further. On our latest episode, we're thrilled to introduce you to mychurchfinder.org, an innovative platform designed to steer you toward non-woke churches that embrace Scripture and address cultural issues with boldness. From the historical echoes of American revivals to the transformative power of true spiritual awakening, we discuss the heart of Jesus and the search for a church home in Texas, Florida, and beyond.Joining us is the remarkable Neil Mammen, whose journey from a family of atheists and Marxists to a Christian entrepreneur and conservative activist is nothing short of inspiring. Neil's insights into the crucial blend of Christianity and politics are drawn from his compelling book, "Jesus Is Involved in Politics," fueling our discussion with thought-provoking anecdotes and a fervent call to action for believers in the public square. His s

Uncover the disturbing truth about the Capitol security failures with Congressman Barry Loudermilk as we dissect the events of January 6th. Our compelling conversation reveals the depth of the security lapses and the unsettling trend of political leaders sacrificing constitutional principles for appearances. We dissect the layers of misinformation and highlight the importance of whistleblowers in our relentless quest for transparency. Historical precedents from Andrew Jackson to Joe Biden are scrutinized as we confront the worrying pattern of image trumping integrity within the political spectrum.This episode goes beyond surface-level narratives as Congressman Loudermilk shares exclusive committee findings that challenge the prevailing stories about January 6th. With new information at the brink of making headlines, we celebrate the courage of those who prioritize honesty in politics, and we acknowledge the meticulous labor that goes into unearthing the full extent of such a pivotal day in American history. O

Following the National Day of Prayer, we focus on good that God is doing in the culture. In today’s good news articles, the Supreme Court rules in favor of private property after union workers destroy property in protest. In Wyoming, minors are protected from transitioning surgeries. And a federal judge rules that Biden must uphold the law and protect the southern border.Step inside the courtroom of conscience and discover how we're steering towards a more accountable America. We unfold the Supreme Court's promising direction in upholding constitutional governance, particularly in the realms of union accountability and the protection of private property. Our discussions illuminate the power of biblical and constitutional principles to shape our nation. As we celebrate recent legal triumphs that hold everyone to the same standard, including those within unions, we affirm the pursuit of justice and responsibility.Navigating the sensitive intersection of medical ethics, this episode takes a look at gen

Discover the deep roots of America's spiritual heritage and its influence on our nation's governance as we guide you through the profound tradition of prayer in U.S. history. We'll reveal the striking number of prayer proclamations—a testament to the intertwining of faith and public life—and tackle the constitutional and biblical discussions surrounding public officials' participation in these sacred events. As we respond to modern critiques, we promise to shed light on the nuanced role of prayer in America's past and present.Journey with us back to the inception of the National Day of Prayer by President Harry Truman and trace its evolution alongside the changing definitions of "liberal" and "progressive" politics. In a candid discussion, we'll examine the biblical bedrock upon which the founding fathers constructed the nation, supported by compelling historical evidence. Embrace the stories of monumental prayer proclamations, like Abraham Lincoln's duri

Could artificial intelligence be perpetuating a new wave of discrimination, under the guise of promoting fairness and equality? We tackle this paradox head-on at the ProFamily Legislators Conference, where we scrutinize the report on AI discrimination, and dissect the left's appetite for 'fairness-aware algorithms.' The push for AI to deliver equitable outcomes has been echoed by the Biden administration. The implications of AI are profound, stretching far into the realms of banking and the criminal justice system. We uncover how AI in banking might be affecting lending practices due to CO2 emission reduction commitments, potentially sidelining some businesses in favor of others. The criminal justice system is not immune to AI's reach either; we discuss how AI influences decisions on sentencing and bail, posing a risk of embedding ideological biases from its developers. The episode also sheds light on the broader societal implications, including ties to the ESG movement and the potential e

Prepare to navigate the intricate interplay of artificial intelligence and the quest for freedom in the burgeoning fourth industrial revolution. Our latest episode, featuring the keen insights of Justin Haskins and Don Kendall, ventures deep into the heart of AI's potential to reshape our world. We examine how big tech and influential organizations are poised to steer AI in line with their ideologies, and why it's crucial to anchor these advancements with conservative and liberty-oriented values. As we stand at the precipice of transformative change, akin to the internet's emergence, our dialogue uncovers the imperative for a balanced approach to innovation—a future where diversity in thought underpins the AI that could define our society.We consider AI's various forms, from the daily digital assistants that ease our lives to the yet unrealized Artificial General Intelligence and the ethically daunting prospects of Artificial Superintelligence. Hear how algorithmic discrimination protectio

Discover how biblical values intersect with modern medicine as we welcome Dr. Mary Talley Bowden, the fearless physician who defied federal health authorities during the pandemic. Her tenacity in advocating for treatments like ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine, despite pushback, echoes our broader discussion on the transformative power of faith and ethics in reshaping societal norms. We explore the potential for Christian principles to revolutionize the justice system, business ethics, and societal trust, and celebrate Dr. Bowden's legal victories that demand truth and transparency in healthcare. Together we weave through the complex tapestry of faith, culture, and medicine, examining the backbone of integrity that supports it all.In a world where silence often prevails in the medical community, we challenge the status quo, probing the psychological effects of one-sided narratives and the dire need for open debate and diverse perspectives. Sharing personal experiences of censorship and the resurgence of

Today is Good News Friday! We will take the time to work through David and Tim’s stack of good news articles- Around the nation, progress being made in election security. In Wisconsin, Zucker buck election funding has been banned. In California, the supreme court rules in favor of a land owner faced with unreasonable fees. In Georgia, a bill is approved to protect children from unsupervised use of social media. A food delivery service is connecting young people who need life advice with older people with advice to give. And anti-gun bills are vetoed in Virginia.Dive into the heart of republicanism with us as we examine the crucial victories for election integrity, starting with the Supreme Court's nod to Texas' absentee ballot laws. In this episode, we're not just discussing the intricacies of voting legislation—we're celebrating them. The ruling out of Georgia that upheld voter citizenship verification is another toast to the safeguards of our electoral system. And let's not forget W

Today on Foundations of Freedom Thursday we look at some listener questions- If financial transactions can be secure, why not elections? If Liberia has a similar constitution, why haven’t they experienced the same prosperity as the United States? What happens if a presidential candidate doesn’t receive enough electoral college votes? Louisiana passed a law saying that no foreign treaty will be able to influence the policy of the state. Is this constitutional?Discover the pivotal role faith plays in shaping our culture and the mechanisms our Constitution provides to protect the cherished values of our republic. We delve into the world of election integrity, drawing parallels between the security of our votes and that of our financial transactions. Grapple with the necessity of virtue within our electorate and consider how morality underpins the very fabric of our electoral system.Venture with us into the digital battlefield where the preservation of our republic hangs in the balance. We recount tales of encryp

Embark on a journey through the intricate maze of the Middle East conflict with Omer Eschel, a seasoned biblical scholar and expert tour guide of Israel. This episode takes a deep dive into the roots and ramifications of the Israeli-Palestinian dispute, unearthing the historical narrative that frames today's tensions. Amid a climate of anti-Israel and anti-Semitic sentiments on campuses like Columbia University, we dissect the influences shaping public perception and the critical role of historical accuracy in international politics.Revisit the past to understand the present; we trace the term 'Palestinian' back to its early applications and scrutinize the shifts in demographics that have shaped the region's identity. Our conversation with Omer Eschel breaks down the complexities surrounding the evolution of national identities and spotlights the dangers of manipulated historical narratives. From the parallels drawn between Middle Eastern propaganda and the controversial toppling of Americ