Alabama’s Supreme Court ruled that frozen embryos are considered children in the eyes of the law. From CBS News. The Alabama Supreme Court ruled last week that frozen embryos created through in vitro fertilization, or IVF, are considered children under state law and are therefore subject to legislation dealing with the wrongful death of a minor if … Continued
It is one thing to see worship break out on a Christian campus, but at a well-known party school? Praise the Lord! From CBN. New York Times best-selling Christian author and founder of IF:Gathering Jennie Allen is reporting once again that the Spirit of God is moving in the hearts of thousands of college students, … Continued
“We need to make them have longer duration, more coverage…And we’re gonna change, instead of using a needle, to use a little patch.” Referencing future Covid vaccines, Bill Gates made this comment while appearing on CNBC TV18 as part of the World Economic Forum’s live streaming event. Speaking about AI, tech and healthcare, he stressed … Continued
Intercessor, did you know that a church in Ohio was charged for ministering to the homeless? Visit your state page to pray. Chris Avell, pastor of Dad’s Place Church, sought to serve the homeless and less fortunate in his area through his church. Dad’s Place was open 24 hours a day, giving those in … Continued
Trump received a brutal punishment in his civil fraud case in New York. Does this punishment signify political corruption in the state? From New York Post. Oscar Wilde wrote that “moderation is a fatal thing. Nothing succeeds like excess.” Justice Arthur Engoron took that line to heart with his absurd imposition of $455 million in … Continued
Biden’s latest judicial pick has ties to an antisemitic organization. Is he the right type of person to become a judge? From Fox News. The Judicial Crisis Network (JCN), a conservative judicial advocacy organization based in Virginia, is rolling out a digital ad campaign against one of President Biden’s controversial nominees who has alleged ties to 9/11 … Continued
Our nation has changed. Theories and philosophies that seem incompatible with reality now dominate public thought and even dictate policy. Where did these new ideas and phrases come from? From The Wall Street Journal. In the same way that you don’t notice the specifics of your own culture until you travel elsewhere, you don’t really … Continued
The WHO’s Director-General has said that a new deadly disease is a matter of “when, not if.” When will this new disease hit America? Will it be used to shut down our nation and influence our elections just as COVID was? From Fox News. World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Ghebreyesus has issued a new … Continued
I didn’t vote for Sen. John Fetterman. From the start of his run for Senate, I never prayed for him, either. Not even once. I did not like him. I hated his politics. I disliked his whole hoodie-wearing thing, which he had done even in his official photo as lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania. But just … Continued
Analysis. Many of us have been shaking our heads over the government’s apparent inability to stop the flood of illegal immigrants at the border. According to the latest statistics from U.S. Customs and Border Protection, more than 7.5 million people have crossed the southern border during the Biden administration. Most of them have now spread … Continued
Opinion. Do Americans truly comprehend the inherent danger of the Biden/Harris administration’s Memorandum on the Deferred Enforced Departure of Certain Palestinians? The memorandum directs the Secretary of Homeland Security to defer the removal of certain Palestinians in the U.S. for 18 months. The deferral is subject to specific conditions, including criminal history, admissibility, and potential … Continued
Faculty at Yale are hoping to restore the university’s past commitments to free speech and true tolerance. This is exactly what people have prayed for for years! From The Wall Street Journal. … Last month this column noted the efforts of two Yale professors, Nicholas Christakis and Kate Stith, to help the Ivy League university focus … Continued
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