The WallBuilders Show

The election recap most people heard is missing the part that actually tells you where voters are: the ballot initiatives. We walk through a stack of results that don’t fit the tidy “America just turned progressive” storyline, including measures that protect women’s sports from biological males, statewide voter ID requirements, and constitutional limits on raising taxes. When even deep-blue places approve these kinds of policies, it raises a serious question: did voters embrace a leftward age...

A single vote can reveal a whole worldview, and that’s where we start. After a listener shares raw post-election grief and a sobering passage from Hebrews 12, we talk honestly about the temptation to trade long-term biblical conviction for short-term financial relief. We challenge the “affordability first” mindset and ask what happens when Christians get the priorities backwards, especially on issues like abortion, marriage, and gender. We also dig into why these moral questions are no...

Veterans Day forces a deeper question than “Do I feel thankful?” It asks, “What am I willing to do with the freedom someone else protected?” We start by honoring every man and woman who put on the uniform, then push past surface level gratitude toward what Lincoln called increased devotion to the cause. Along the way, we untangle the difference between Veterans Day and Memorial Day, and we trace the history from Armistice Day after World War I to the federal Veterans Day holiday we recognize ...

Losing an election can make good people feel powerless, and that’s exactly when quitting starts to sound “reasonable.” We’re not buying it. We talk about the spiritual danger of disengagement, why perseverance is part of Christian maturity, and how the early church mindset helps us keep going when culture pushes back. The goal isn’t to produce “successful servants.” The goal is faithful servants who keep showing up. Then we bring you a real-world case study from Alaska with our guest Loran B...

Something doesn’t add up for a lot of Americans after this election and the worst move we can make is to either swallow every rumor or shrug and quit. We sit down the Monday after Election Day to sort through what we actually know, what questions are fair to ask about turnout and registration, and why frustration in the base can be just as decisive as any headline about “missing voters.” Along the way, we talk candidly about broken expectations, communication failures, and the way social medi...