So before I teach out of Psalm 83, I want to have a discussion a little bit about these things related to current events in Israel and someone who is so well informed about all of these issues.

She's become a good friend of mine and Terry's over the last couple of years.

She served in the United States Congress from 2007 until 2015.

She was the first Republican female to Congress from the state of Minnesota.

And she served also on the Intelligence Committee when she was in Congress.

Today, she serves as the dean of the Robertson School of Government at Regent University.

Would you please welcome former Congresswoman Michelle Bachman.

Thank you, dear.

So it just so happened, I think, providentially, of course, that Michelle was here in Washington, D.C.

We were both at the Prey Boat Stand event down at the Omni Shoram, and so we connected real quickly.

Otherwise, this was really not planned for today.

But I think the Lord had it in mind, Michelle, because I know your heart for Israel.

You have been such a faithful supporter of Israel just personally

and obviously during your time in Congress. And you and I were talking earlier about sadly,

not only is Hamas against Israel, Hezbollah, the Houthis, but the United Nations is not

favorable towards Israel. Talk a little bit about that and what the implication is not favorable towards Israel.

Talk a little bit about that and what the implication is for Israel.

Yes, it's really shocking.

There's 194 nations in the world that are part of the United Nations,

and every year there's an annual meeting in New York City

when all the nations come together and the head of every nation,

whether it's a king, prime minister, president, they all come and speak at the United Nations.

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