Ever wonder why we wave the flag on July 4th? As America approaches its 250th birthday in 2026, understanding the true foundations of our liberty has never been more critical. The evidence is hiding in plain sight, yet rarely taught. When America's founding fathers first gathered in 1774, they didn't immediately dive into politics—they spent two hours in prayer and Bible study. By the revolution's end, the Continental Congress had called for national prayer 15 times. Even the Peace Treaty of...
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Ever wonder why we wave the flag on July 4th? As America approaches its 250th birthday in 2026, understanding the true foundations of our liberty has never been more critical. The evidence is hiding in plain sight, yet rarely taught. When America's founding fathers first gathered in 1774, they didn't immediately dive into politics—they spent two hours in prayer and Bible study. By the revolution's end, the Continental Congress had called for national prayer 15 times. Even the Peace Treaty of...
Rebuilding Liberty Course Part 5: Liberty's Foundations
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Rebuilding Liberty Course Part 5: Liberty's Foundations
Ever wonder why we wave the flag on July 4th? As America approaches its 250th birthday in 2026, understanding the true foundations of our liberty has never been more critical. The evidence is hiding in plain sight, yet rarely taught. When America's founding fathers first gathered in 1774, they didn't immediately dive into politics—they spent two hours in prayer and Bible study. By the revolution's end, the Continental Congress had called for national prayer 15 times. Even the Peace Treaty of...
The WallBuilders Show
Ever wonder why we wave the flag on July 4th? As America approaches its 250th birthday in 2026, understanding the true foundations of our liberty has never been more critical. The evidence is hiding in plain sight, yet rarely taught. When America's founding fathers first gathered in 1774, they didn't immediately dive into politics—they spent two hours in prayer and Bible study. By the revolution's end, the Continental Congress had called for national prayer 15 times. Even the Peace Treaty of...
