We prayed about anti-Trump protests on Inauguration Day. Now that Monday has come and gone, we know that these protests were largely uneventful with lackluster turnout. From Daily Caller. Left-wing groups opposing Donald Trump’s second presidency had plans to “fight back” with thousands of protesters in Washington, D.C. on Monday — but that’s not what … Continued
In the middle of our 48 hours of prayer flanking the event, President Trump was sworn in on two Bibles, one used by President Abraham Lincoln in 1861, and the other, a gift from his mother in 1955. Connect with others in your state in prayer. Many on our 48-hour prayer call rejoiced that … Continued
After only 24 hours in office, President Trump has already passed several executive orders. What do you think of his day 1 actions? From NBC. Donald Trump began signing a slew of executive orders soon after taking the oath as president Monday, looking to quickly implement his agenda, with his plans including declaring a national emergency on … Continued
Mere minutes after he took office, President Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency was targeted by several lawsuits. Is this a sign of what is to come in the new administration? From POLITICO. The legal resistance to President Donald Trump has already begun. Post a prayer for your state! Within minutes of Trump taking the … Continued
As the hostage-ceasefire deal begins, 3 Israeli women were freed over the weekend. Praise God! From The Times of Israel. While the nation attempted to contain its curiosity and give the three hostages freed from Hamas captivity in Gaza on Sunday their privacy, messages shared by the women and their families sparked hope and joy … Continued
Mere hours before President Trump was sworn in, Biden issued some key last minute pardons, protecting Dr. Fauci, Gen. Milley, and the January 6 Select Committee from investigation. From Fox News. President Biden pardoned Gen. Mark Milley, and others who some speculated may have faced investigations under the incoming Trump administration on Monday. This content … Continued
Did President Trump really swear the oath of office without putting his hand on a Bible? In the wake of President Trump’s inauguration, many have been drawing attention to the brief moments in which, repeating after Chief Justice John Roberts, he swore the oath of office without setting his hand on a Bible. Become a … Continued
Today’s inauguration is not just a historic moment in American history. It is a significant moment of transition that should wake up every Christian in the United States. From The Christian Post. As the nation prepares for a new presidential inauguration, it’s important for Christians to reflect on what this transition of leadership means from … Continued
Ohio’s Governor Mike DeWine has chosen Jon Husted, his state’s lieutenant governor, to replace Vice President Vance in the Senate. From Dayton Daily News. Ohio Lt. Gov Jon Husted, a former Dayton-area state representative, senator, speaker of the House and Ohio Secretary of State, was officially picked Friday to fill a vacant seat in the … Continued
President Trump is set to name a new Secret Service Director, choosing one of the men who stood by his in Pennsylvania during his first assassination attempt. From The Gateway Pundit. President Trump will announce Sean Curran, one of the agents who surrounded him following the Butler assassination attempt, as the new Secret Service Director. … Continued
Immediately after taking office, Republican governors in Indiana and West Virginia took swift and decisive action against DEI in their states. Praise God! From The Federalist. Indiana and West Virginia’s new GOP governors signed executive orders on Tuesday effectively prohibiting the use and funding of neo-Marxist policies throughout their respective governments. Get prayer updates from … Continued
This year, more and more teenagers are mentioning conservative politics on their college application and getting accepted into ivy league schools. Is the culture surrounding higher education shifting? From The New York Post. More and more high school seniors are getting political on their college applications — and it’s paying off. This content is supported by your … Continued
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