The U.S. joined 31 other nations Thursday in signing a declaration that says there is “no international right to abortion.” The so-called Geneva Consensus Declaration, signed at a virtual gathering for the 2020 World Health Assembly, also espouses “equal opportunity” for women in politics and society. However, the document, which was posted Thursday to the … Continued
. . .Myth 1: The criminal justice system is racist. Fact: Individuals commit crimes, and criminals are not equally dispersed by race. Crime rates in the black community are significantly higher than in other subsets of American society. As Barry Latzer reports, “From 1976 to 1995, blacks were identified by police as the perpetrators in … Continued
As many as 4 years ago, the Lord showed intercessors that Amy Coney Barrett would replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg at some point on the Supreme Court. It is also important to note that during this time the Lord burdened intercessors to pray for Justice Ginsburg. Intercessors, God does what He says He will do! … Continued
Recently, the President was interviewed by Religion News Service. You may find these questions and answers very interesting and encouraging! Here is the transcript: President Trump’s Q&A with Religion News Service: Q: Last week you gave reference to thanking God that you had COVID. What did you learn spiritually during your COVID experience? President Trump: … Continued
God interrupted my sleep, speaking four words to my heart, “My people are weary.” A couple hours later I received confirmation of that word in an email from a friend. It said, “People are weary, we have to help them.” It’s true. You can almost feel the weariness across our nation. We have been in … Continued
This story is true. It is a story of a personal battle and victory. But it is also a story that mirrors our national battle. My purpose is to identify the steps in my battle and victory, and then relate it to the current spiritual war we are in for the soul of our nation. … Continued
As we pray for the results of the elections, there are many elections to pray about, not just the presidential election. There are two U.S. Senate Races that may prove vital–Doug Jones in Alabama and Susan Collins in Maine. Here’s why . . . The one Republican Senator who is not expected to vote for … Continued
On Sunday night, both Axios and Fox News reported they’d heard from multiple sources that President Trump plans to fire FBI Director Christopher Wray if he wins a second term. It couldn’t happen to a nicer guy. First, Axios reported “two people who’ve discussed these officials’ fates with the president” had told them that if Trump wins the election, … Continued
Much of the focus of the Hunter Biden/Joe Biden family story, as it has been marginally covered, has been on the inappropriateness of the relationship between Hunter Biden and the Obama Administration. Rightly so–selling access to the administration to enrich and benefit the Biden family (and who knows who else) is huge news. Then there … Continued
The Netherlands is set to pave the way for legalized euthanasia of very young children. According to the NLTimes, the northwestern European nation, which already has some of the most liberal euthanasia policies in the world, is likely to expand its law to permit children ages 1-12 to be euthanized in certain circumstances. The practice is … Continued
The New York Post reported bombshell revelations last week concerning emails that expose how former Vice President Joe Biden helped his family enrich themselves by selling access to the White House. The emails — obtained from a Hunter Biden laptop abandoned at a computer repair store — must be politically devastating to the Biden campaign because the … Continued
The Senate on Monday confirmed Trump-appointed Supreme Court nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett. The vote was 52-to-48, with 52 Republicans voting to confirm. Republicans have 53 of the 100 Senate seats and Sen. Susan Collins of Maine was the only Republican who voted against confirmation. The Senate’s confirmation vote, which came just a week before Election Day, occurred closer to the upcoming presidential … Continued
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