God has a way of raising up courageous people and strategically placing them in prominent and influential positions at critical times in history.

We see this in the Bible and we see this throughout church history.

Today, you guys are in for a treat that Jeff and I are joined by a

courageous leader who has been raised up for such a time as this.

And welcome to the Prophecy Pros podcast. I'm Jeff Kenley Long with my buddy Todd Hampson,

and we are honored today to welcome the Honorable Michelle Bachman, who is the dean of the

Robertson School of Government at Regent University in Virginia Beach, Virginia. And of course,

if you haven't, for some reason, heard her name, you'll become very familiar

with her as we go on in the podcast. But Michelle began her schooling career at Winona State

University where she earned her bachelor's in political science. She went on to get a jurist

doctorate degree from O'Roberts University. And then after that, a master of law at the College of William and Mary.

And you also probably know her as the first Republican woman from Minnesota, elected to the U.S.

House of Representatives, where she served from 2007 to 2015.

Michelle and her husband have five children, and we are honored to have her on the program today.

Michelle Bachman, welcome to the Prophecy Pros podcast. Thank you so much. It's fun to be with you guys today.

We're going to have a good time together. Absolutely. Michelle, let's just jump right in here.

I mean, you have had a unique vantage point, really not only in government, but really in modern

history to observe our nation and to see

kind of where we're going, we're flowing or ebbing back and forth, but from where you have sat,

where do you think we are today as a country both spiritually and prophetically? What do you see

right now? Well, I'm very concerned. I'm an optimist by nature, but I think the reality of

what I see in the United States is that we have moved into an era that I would call a post-constitutional

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