With about 2,000 students arrested and many of those suspended from their campuses across America for their anti-Israel protests, it seems — at least from my visit to Fordham University — that things may be dying down in New York City. But keep praying. At a press conference Wednesday New York City Mayor Eric Adams … Continued
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has now labeled “misgendering” as “harassment.” Not only is this an attack on free speech, it is also an attack on biology. From Just the News. In landmark guidance, the federal commission created to fight racial and sexual discrimination declared Monday that employers that fail to use a worker’s preferred pronoun or … Continued
The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has rejected an appeal from left-wing organizations to reconsider a ruling that found it incorrect to accept thousands of undated or wrongly dated ballots during the 2020 election. The court upheld a state law in a 2-1 decision, stating that any mail-in ballots that arrive in envelopes missing … Continued
In recent weeks, college campuses across the country, notably Columbia University and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), have become hotbeds of anti-Israel protests. These protests have not only disrupted the academic environment, but they’ve also raised concerns that warrant a closer look. Post a prayer for your state! The Humanitarian Facade One … Continued
The United Methodist Church, third-largest Christian denomination in America, recently made an astonishing decision. Its delegates voted overwhelmingly (692-51) to repeal a ban that had been in place since 1984, which prohibited members of the LGBTQ community from serving as clergy. Let the IFA community know how to pray for you. This decision is … Continued
I once read a quote by Rees Howell that I found mysterious: “Prayer has failed us; intercession alone will bring us through.” “Prayer has failed us.” Isn’t that an interesting statement? Some days it does appear that the prayers for our nation are going unanswered, even with hundreds of thousands praying daily. Since 2016, there … Continued
Intercessor, today is the National Day of Prayer. The National Day of Prayer was first established in 1952 and assigned to the first Thursday of May in 1988. For over 70 years, presidents have signed National Day of Prayer proclamations, calling people of faith together for a day dedicated to God. Do you want state … Continued
The summers preceding the past two major November elections were dominated by angry and hateful protests, many of which involved violence. In 2020, Black Lives Matter activists protested and rioted in the wake of the death of George Floyd. In 2022, activists threatened Supreme Court justices and attacked crisis-pregnancy centers after the Dobbs decision overturned … Continued
Migrants keep pouring across our border illegally and in record numbers, and they’re putting an enormous strain on our health care system. Your tax dollars pay for their care. From Breitbart. Florida passed a law requiring hospitals to publicize the costs of unpaid care for migrants, and the reports thus far show that the loss … Continued
Having already sued Pornhub, Texas is leading the charge against adult content being shown to minors. Now, the highest court in the land has sided with this state’s fight. From The Epoch Times. The U.S. Supreme Court will allow Texas to continue enforcing a law requiring online age verification to access pornographic websites. Find out … Continued
IFA asked an Israel expert to write two articles explaining in simple terms why Israel has a right to its land. It is our hope that you will read and share these articles that address this important issue. In Part 1, we examined the biblically covenantal basis for the assertion that the land of Israel … Continued
Having planned to do so last week, the U.S. announced that it finds five units of the IDF guilty of human rights violations. How will this affect Israel and our relationship with them? From Fox News. The U.S. found five units of the Israel Defense Forces responsible “for individual incidents of gross violations of human rights,” … Continued
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