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Fear is a prevailing emotion in America today, driving public policy and private decisions. Recently, I found myself at the center of this maelstrom. Here is my story. I am one of 336 persons invited to attend the Republican Presidential Convention and had even been selected by the Chairman to be a Deputy Co-Chair of … Continued

At a recent press conference in Chicago, leaders were urged to halt teaching unfair history classes in Illinois public schools until a suitable alternative is developed. In his statement to the press, Democratic State Representative LeShawn Ford said,  “I’m calling on the Illinois State Board of Education and local school districts to take immediate action … Continued

As we sit here in the midst of a chaotic and tumultuous culture, we can grapple with the fear, uncertainty, and absurdity of what’s going on (where do we start?) or we can step in and look for seeds of beauty, hope, and truth. Surely, the Lord has not given up on us. He in … Continued

The power of God was on display in Seattle’s Cal Anderson Park on Sunday as hundreds of people gathered for the “Let Us Worship” rally organized by Bethel Music’s Sean Feucht. The area, formerly known as CHOP or CHAZ, had been a focal point for protesters who took over the neighborhood earlier this summer. Demonstrators came … Continued

Kate Du Vernoy is an IFA Intercessor who has asked us to share this article and lift up the entire Seattle City Council.  We are asking that “the fear of God and a change of heart about defunding the police will come upon them.” Will you join us in praying for: The council members in … Continued

A county in Virginia is discouraging parents from hiring private tutors for their children while refusing to provide in-person instruction in public schools. “While [the Fairfax County Public School system] doesn’t and can’t control these private tutoring groups, we do have concerns that they may widen the gap in educational access and equity for all … Continued

According to Mike Myers, cynicism and hopelessness are not in America’s nature. The actor, writer, and comedian stopped by Rob Lowe’s podcast “Literally!” and, amidst the old friends’ engaging discussion of “SNL,” “Wayne’s World,” and celebrity encounters, began talking about the importance of positivity and hope, both during the pandemic and in life. Myers used … Continued

A public university in New Jersey recently threatened to punish a doctoral student for using a photo of President Donald Trump as his Zoom background during a virtual class on July 1. Some of Robert Dailyda’s classmates at Stockton University complained that the image made them feel “offended, disrespected, and taunted.” Now embroiled in a … Continued

President Trump suggested his decision to defer payroll taxes for some Americans via executive order could become permanent, saying it will have “no impact” on Social Security benefits. “This will have zero impact on Social Security,” Trump told reporters on Sunday before boarding Marine One. “We protect Social Security.” . . . Kudlow told CNN’s “State of the … Continued

“If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone.” (Romans 12:18) Turkey has a major new mosque. Well, really it’s an old mosque. And actually it began as a huge church. What is this place? It is Hagia Sophia, a 6th century cathedral originally dedicated to the “Holy … Continued