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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The biggest “good news” story might be the one nobody expects: America’s homicide rate dropping to its lowest per-capita level since 1900. We walk through the 2025 crime statistics, what “per 100,000” really means, and why the gap between raw totals and rates changes the conversation. Then we dig into what the hosts believe is driving the shift, from border security and deportations of criminal…
Freedom has a built-in hazard: it can protect the very movements that want to rewrite the system. We take a listener’s sharp question head-on: how can a Democrat Socialist legally run for office if their platform clashes with the Constitution? From slavery-era lessons to modern First Amendment doctrine, we explain why ideology is rarely something courts can ban, why past anti-communist…
Election night doesn’t just tell you who won. It shows you how your state actually works and sometimes how it doesn’t. We start with a fast, practical sweep through the late primary map, including a Pennsylvania State House special election balanced on a razor’s edge, and why “blue state” and “red state” labels can miss the reality on the ground. We also dig into the growing gap between campaign…
A political movement doesn’t usually say the quiet part out loud, but a viral clip tied to the Democratic Socialists of America does exactly that, framing their agenda around programs and a stated hatred of the US Constitution. We walk through why that matters, what they mean by “pure democracy,” and why the Founders warned that unrestrained majority rule can slide into mobocracy. If you’ve felt…
Abraham Lincoln can be the hero of American history in one conversation and the villain in the next. We hear the “dictator” claims all the time: suppressed free speech, abused executive power, ignored the Constitution. So we decided to treat a listener’s question seriously and give you something better than talking points: real context, solid sources, and an honest way to defend Lincoln without…
Cursive is being called a “new language” by students and it says a lot about where our schools have been and where they may finally be heading. We dig into why states are bringing cursive writing back, not as a nostalgia project, but because real life still requires signatures, contracts, and the ability to read original sources. We also talk about the surprising research angle: cursive practice…
A property deal can sound boring until it threatens the place where you train the next generation. We start with a candid update from our team on the Patriot Academy campus in Fredericksburg, Texas, where a last-minute push is underway to keep a set of cottages from being sold in a way that would cut off access for Biblical citizenship, constitutional defense training, Leadership Congress, and…
A society doesn’t usually wake up one day and “choose” Islamic influence, Sharia pressure, or a foreign-policy mess with Iran. It slides there, one concession at a time, after it loses confidence in its own moral foundation. That’s where our conversation goes with historian and author Bill Federer, as we follow the chain from secularism to cultural chaos to the kind of forced tolerance that stops…
If you’ve felt like the culture is sliding and the headlines are nothing but bad news, we’ve got a different report and it starts with what we’re seeing on the ground. Tim shares a firsthand look at a packed-out Sunday at Lakepointe Church in Rockwall, Texas, where Pastor Josh Howerton is preaching straight through 2 Timothy with a gospel-centered, discipleship-first message. No hype, no…
Petra didn’t just make songs, they helped shape a whole lane of Christian rock that met kids in the real world and still pointed them to Jesus. We’re joined by Petra founder Bob Hartman and iconic lead singer John Schlitt for a conversation that blends faith, music, culture, and the practical grit it takes to keep a mission alive for decades. If you grew up on Petra Praise, Beyond Belief, or wore…
113 active foreign spies removed from the United States is the kind of headline that makes you sit up straight, and it kicks off a packed Good News Friday where we connect the dots between national security and everyday life. We talk through why counterintelligence still matters, what it means when sensitive military information gets sold, and how those leaks can ripple into real costs and real…
Could a Convention of States accidentally rewrite the whole Constitution, or is the “runaway convention” fear overstated? We take a listener’s question head-on and walk through what Article V actually does, what states can do to limit delegates, and why the ratification threshold changes everything. We keep coming back to one practical reality: no matter what gets proposed, three-fourths of the…
A country can look stable right up until it isn’t. South Korea, once a model of post-war recovery and a powerhouse of Christian growth in Asia, is now wrestling with rising pressure on churches, growing ideological control, and the quiet erosion of religious liberty. That’s why we sit down with Pastor Rob McCoy for a story that feels uncomfortably familiar, especially for anyone who remembers how…