“God is moving!” declared WallBuilders following the unveiling of a new Ten Commandments monument at the Tarrant County Courthouse. Supporters gathered to celebrate the installation, which local leaders say reflects the core principles that shaped American history and the nation’s judicial foundation.
For many in attendance, the monument is a powerful reminder of a legacy rooted in Scripture. “God is… reminding our nation of the true history and traditions of America,” the group shared, emphasizing a return to the biblical values they believe are the bedrock of the country.
However, the event was met with pushback. Critics, including Pastor Ryon Price of Broadway Baptist Church, voiced concerns over the separation of church and state. Price argued the monument conflicts with the First Amendment and the nation’s commitment to religious neutrality, even as the debate over faith in public spaces intensifies across Texas.
This unveiling follows a series of legal battles in the state regarding religious displays, highlighting a deep cultural divide. For the faithful in Tarrant County, the monument stands as a bold statement of prayer and a call to honor the moral laws they believe are essential to a thriving society.
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Photo Source: Tarrant County Official
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