Tonight is a special night, you guys, and it actually just commences a special week,

because this coming Sunday is going to be one of those Sundays that it's always thrilling,

where after I do what I'm going to be doing on Sunday is we get tons of letters of people copying letters that they've sent to the IRS, turning us

into the government, Department of Justice.

It happens every time.

It's awesome.

And what they don't know is that we actually send one sermon a year to the Department of Justice

and to the IRS under the jurisdiction of our

attorney to challenge the Johnson Amendment, which some pastors say is why they don't speak out

on issues. But we've since found out that those pastors use the Johnson Amendment to hide

behind so that they don't speak out

on issues. And we're not going to be like that. But we're going to speak the truth.

And so I want to put a verse up to set the evening. Psalm 33, verse 12 says,

Blessed is the nation.

By the way, see the definite article,

The in front of nation?

This is pretty cool, everybody.

You might want to take note of this.

When it says blessed is the nation,

guess what it means,

or I should say, guess what it doesn't mean? It doesn't mean

Israel only. It means Israel and any nation. That's awesome. Our founding fathers quoted this

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