As the election draws closer, President Biden unveiled three significant changes to the Supreme Court. Are these really necessary? From The Washington Times. President Biden announced Monday that he plans to “restore trust and accountability” at the Supreme Court by pushing for new changes, as the high court is under scrutiny from the left for alleged ethics concerns and overturning decades … Continued
CrowdStrike’s historic outage has left many wondering if proper update procedures were followed, and if cloud computing is worth the risks. From The Epoch Times. As companies and government agencies around the world scramble to restore their computer systems following last week’s global outage from a faulty software update, questions are being raised about whether … Continued
The governor of Tennessee proclaimed July a month of prayer and fasting. We bring you this report from IFA Tennessee. We are almost halfway through our 7 pm (EST) nightly prayer calls for July in response to Joint House Bill 803 designating July 2024 as a month of prayer and fasting for Tennesee. It’s been … Continued
From WORLD. . . . A new proposal from the Biden administration would require owners of 50 or more units to cap annual rent increases at 5 percent. The political maelstrom revolving around Biden’s exit from the presidential race overshadowed the president’s rent control proposal. But some housing policy experts and economists took note of … Continued
U.S. Founding Father Benjamin Franklin once wrote, “Freedom of speech is a principal pillar of free government: When this support is taken away, the constitution of a free society is dissolved and tyranny is erected on its ruins.” His words hold much sway in modern America, where censorship has become a virus infecting social media, … Continued
The weaponization of the three letter agencies, lawfare against political opponents, bias in prosecution, decriminalizing and then claiming crime is down — all of these are evidence of a distortion of justice. This excerpt from Dave Kubal’s new book will encourage you and guide your prayer for justice. Unequal weights are an abomination to the … Continued
A watchdog group is urging the Biden Administration to acknowledge and address the Christian persecution in Nigeria. From The Christian Post. The U.S. government continues to face pressure to classify Nigeria as one of the world’s worst prosecutors of religious freedom as terror attacks against Christians and a lackluster government response to them continue to … Continued
Religious liberty is vital to the survival and flourishing of America. Our Founders knew this, and so must we. This content is supported by your donations. Give today. Today, let’s intercede specifically for those in positions of authority in our land. Just as they are responsible for honoring God’s gift of life, so are … Continued
One of the key IFA verses is Paul’s admonition to pray first for all in authority. Why did Paul stress praying for government? This blog post from IFA Contributing Writer Remco Brommet explains . . . After his customary lengthy introduction, the Apostle Paul begins his instructions to Timothy, his trusted and respected mentee, with … Continued
What about utopia? In today’s atmosphere, the hope for cultivating a perfect world seems to drive many men and women to continue various political, social, and environmental efforts. However noble their intents may seem, they are wrong to try to achieve the “perfect” world. Set your minds on things that are above, not on things … Continued
IFA President/CEO Dave Kubal and CPO Kris Kubal recently sat down with Bunni Pounds of Christians Engaged to talk about the importance of intercession. From The Stream. In this week’s episode of Conversations with Christians Engaged, the president of Intercessors for America, Dave Kubal, and his wife, Kris, the organization’s chief program officer, talk with host … Continued
The Republican Party adopted a platform that is very different from previous platforms. Former member of the RNC platform Cynthia Dunbar offers this commentary. An anecdotal painting of my life and its political journey is essential to cast the best vision for this oped. To say that I was thrown into the deep end of … Continued
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