Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture. It's the Wallbilder show and we're taking on hot topics of the day from a biblical historical

and constitutional perspective and just the other night I was on a webinar with

David Barton and he was talking about history if you if you know history you know

what works what doesn't work and you'll be able to make better decisions.

Well, we need to make better decisions with our voting machines and how we do our elections these days.

Rick Green here with Tim Barton, Do you think we've learned anything about

elections and which systems work best? Well I think it depends on what you mean by

we. You know I think some of us have probably learned. We definitely have some

thoughts about it.

Just last week, we were up in Washington, DC.

We were doing our annual spring pastors briefing,

and we have pastors from all around the nation

come up to DC, and Tuesday night we give them a spiritual heritage tour of the US capital.

We have a congressional sponsor and we're able to take them at night into rooms that normally they're not able to get into,

that there's not a lot of traffic going on, so really fun opportunities.

But one of the things that happens the next day, we have congressmen come and those talk to the

pastors about what's going on what their issues are maybe sometimes what led them

to maybe run for Congress in the first place what they feel God has him do him while they're there.

And one of the congressmen that came and talked to the pastors, one of our good friends,

friend of the show, is Congressman Very Louddermoke from Georgia.

And one of the things that he's been doing, he's the chair of the committee, January 6th

committee, going back and reviewing a lot of what happened, but one of the things that he said to the

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