Join Franklin Graham and many others September 26th at noon in our nation’s capital for a prayer walk to ask the Lord, united, for God’s help for our nation. On September 26, join Franklin Graham for a prayer march in Washington, D.C.—from the Lincoln Memorial to the U.S. Capitol. “Our communities are hurting, our people are divided … Continued
The Episcopal bishop of Washington, D.C., who criticized President Donald Trump after he held a Bible aloft at a photo op at a historic church in her diocese, is among the diverse group of faith leaders selected by Democrats to speak at their presidential nominating convention. Bishop Mariann Budde will deliver the benediction on Tuesday, … Continued
My heart leapt as I read the headline: Mayor Proclaims Day of Fasting and Prayer. Excitement bubbled up in me as I remembered the prophetic word from Hank Kunneman; he shared earlier this year that God declared this time to be a decade of difference for the people of God. Is God fulfilling this word? … Continued
Dr. Marc Siegel appeared on Tucker Carlson, advocating yellow badges for children who have not been vaccinated against the coronavirus. “NO HUGS PLEASE” will be printed on bright yellow badges for the children to wear. Siegel believes it is important that children not yet vaccinated are against corona to make others aware of this by wearing the … Continued
Pastor Said Deeb of Life Center Church in Beirut said the day of the massive explosion, a strange feeling came over him – a combination of anxiety, anger, and sadness that shook him to the core. He said he prayed with his staff but didn’t get a breakthrough and couldn’t shake the feeling that something … Continued
A judge ruled late Friday afternoon that Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, California, can continue hosting indoor worship services and does not have to adhere to any attendance caps or bans on singing. Praise God for this win for religious freedom! Pray for no COVID cases at John MacArthur’s church, for the protection of … Continued
The pandemic has changed how we do almost everything. In this critical election year, the national conventions were already in need of prayer. Now, however, it is even truer. The Democratic Convention is happening now, August 17-20, 2020, virtually. The Republican Convention is scheduled to be held August 24-27, 2020. During the Democratic convention this … Continued
Black Lives Matter activists stormed a Seattle neighborhood on Thursday, harassing residents and demanding that they “get the f*** out” and “give black people back their homes” as reparations. According to video livestreamed by ConcreteReporting.com, dozens of activists marched through a residential area pounding drums, flashing lights on windows, yelling through loudspeakers, and demanding that … Continued
Dr. Anthony Fauci said it should be safe for people to vote in person as long as they take sufficient precautions. “I think if carefully done according to the guidelines, there’s no reason that I can see why that not be the case,” Dr. Fauci told National Geographic in an interview that aired Thursday. He pointed out that grocery … Continued
Consider the following scenario: Anna and Nicole, 36 and 39 years old, have been close friends since college. They each dated various men throughout their 20s and 30s, and had a smattering of romantic relationships that didn’t quite work out. But now, as they approach midlife, both women have grown weary of the merry-go-round of … Continued
Just the News Founder and Editor-in-Chief John Solomon is calling for the creation of a new White House press pool, one that would practice authentic journalism by asking “the people’s questions” rather than participating in what Solomon claims is an atmosphere of “political effect.” Solomon was speaking to Matt Margolis on the podcast John Solomon Reports. Margolis, a conservative … Continued
The Justice Department has concluded Yale University illegally discriminates against Asian American and white undergraduate applicants, threatening to sue the school if it doesn’t end all of its race-based admissions decisions. Watch “There is no such thing as a nice form of race discrimination,” Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband for the Civil Rights Division said. … Continued
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