Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture, it's the Wall Builders show and

we're taking on those hot topics of the day from a biblical historical and

constitutional perspective and the first two of those three definitely

applies to what's going on in the Middle East that historical and biblical perspective

and then our Constitution applies in terms of how we respond to it and what we do as a nation

so we're going to talk a little bit more. Last week we had Omar Echelon for an update of what's been

going on in Israel since October 7th and mostly in the last few weeks and months

what's the American stance been and we've been helping herton and what's been happening over there.

Today we're gonna have Jonathan Feldstein on with us again. We're going to be talking about long-term solutions to the region and specifically to Gaza and what's been happening there. So David Tim, this is going to be one of those. We get caught up on what's been going on, but we're really looking forward to what's going to happen in the future and what would be some long-term solutions.

Well, I think, too, it matters a lot as we're looking at elections and we're seeing some of the

failed policies from the Biden administration which also happens to be the

Harris philosophy from her administration of what happens in Israel when you don't have strong leadership,

when you don't have strong support from America supporting Israel.

And as we're looking at elections, that you and I are prepping for doing some TV shows leading up to the election and

we're gonna get into some of the guidelines that Bible lays out of how do you navigate prioritization of issues and

elections and making sure as Christians that if the Bible addresses virtually any

issue we can imagine.

It gives us guidance or sometimes very specific direct commands

on those issues.

But in the midst of all of the guidance the Bible gives us,

that there is a noting when it comes to, again, political prioritization

is the Bible starts off within the beginning God.

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