Welcome to the Eric Metaxis show with your host, Eric Metaxis.

Hey there, folks. It's our two on the Eric Metaxe show. In a couple of minutes, I'm talking to Dr. Stella

Emmanuel. Oh, my goodness. You don't want to miss this one, folks. I promise you. If you want to

talk about ivermectin, hydrochloroquine, Fauci, vaccines. Oh, my gosh. I don't think you're

even going to believe what you hear. She has a new book out.

I want to take a few minutes left to talk to Sean Foyt. Sean, honestly, what happened this

weekend on the mall in D.C., it's hard for me not to see it as prophetic. I mean, to see so many

people worshiping God in this dramatic way, in the center

of the nation's capital, I mean, you see it as spiritual warfare. Explain that to people who

don't understand what that is. I think it's a bunch of Christians singing. What does that do?

Well, you know, there's so many verses that talk about the significance of what happens when we gather and we worship and pray.

You know, it's not just a religious routine.

It's not just singing three fast and three slow.

It says in the book of Psalms that he's enthroned on the praises of his people, meaning that when we get together, we're building a throne that's higher and more significant

than the Capitol, you know, than the Senate, then the White House.

We're actually establishing a place for the government of God to come and rest over our nation.

And so really, when you think about it, from a governmental standpoint,

you know, it's one of the most powerful things we can do is gather there and worship and pray

and build a throne to the king of kings and lord of lords. Well, but it has to be real worship and

real prayer. In other words, we're not just going through and just mumbling. This is really

heartfelt. Our hearts are in it. And I think the way I see it,

part of the reason we're going through this difficult time as a nation is that God is using this

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