Terror threat has reached “a whole other level” beyond the advanced threat levels we already had after October 7. Meanwhile, a threat has been neutralized at the border. This helpful interview with Sen. James Lankford addresses the threat and what is causing the increase: Watch the latest video at foxbusiness.com Terror threat thwarted, from The … Continued
According to retired Police Chief Tom Weitzel, the Defund the Police movement isn’t dead — it just has a new face. Instead of protests and placards, things have moved to restrictions of proactive policing on the part of liberal city governments. Such city officials are increasingly stripping police departments of their authority and hindering policies … Continued
The million-dollar (if not multibillion-dollar) question regarding America’s border crisis is this: How will God work this together for the good of those who are called according to His purposes? Following that, what must the Church do to partner with God for His plans and purposes? Have you taken your place on the wall? … Continued
The Supreme Court’s decision on this First Amendment issue could have far-reaching implications on how we understand and navigate the digital public square going forward. From The Hill. The Supreme Court seemed wary Monday of imposing harsh limits on how federal officials communicate with social media platforms about content moderation decisions. This content is supported … Continued
This article sheds light on a disturbing incident in East Palestine, Ohio, where the deliberate burning of toxic chemicals after a train derailment potentially violated EPA regulations. The revelation of a disregarded EPA memo raises questions about public safety protocols and the potential risks posed to communities in similar emergencies nationwide. From Common Dreams. A … Continued
In recent years, the topic of transgender identity has become a focal point in societal discourse. However, it’s important to note that the percentage of individuals who identify as transgender is less than 2%, according to a recent survey conducted by the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI). Let the IFA community know how to pray … Continued
In a move that has sparked international discourse, the United Kingdom announced on Wednesday a ban on foreign governments owning newspapers and magazines within its borders. This decision has fueled a global debate about the influence of overseas entities on both traditional media and social platforms, including TikTok. Who is praying on the wall? … Continued
Will Maryland’s new bill protect our elections, or will it chill free speech and pave the way for more fraud? From UncoverDC. The Maryland State House is set to vote on HB0333, a bill that addresses disinformation on social media and influence related to elections and voting in Maryland. Here is the kicker, though. It puts … Continued
Canada’s new advice for deterring home break-ins: let them break in to your car instead. As crime rises in America, will we see similar strategies here as well? From The Gateway Pundit. In the face of an alarming rise in car thefts, Toronto Police Service (TPS) Constable Marco Ricciardi has offered a controversial tip to … Continued
When you look back through history, both secular and spiritual, ancient and contemporary, it is clear that God uses sinful people to accomplish His purposes – not just weak people, but sinful people. Find out when your state prays. But this does not mean that God always approves of those who He uses. And it does not mean … Continued
“Even now–this is the Lord’s declaration–turn to Me with all your heart, with fasting and weeping, and mourning. Tear your hearts, not just your clothes, and return to the Lord your God” (Joel 2:12–13 CSB). Rep. Monty Fritts, of District 32 in Tennessee, has sponsored a bill calling on the entire state to cry out … Continued
The staff members of Relentless Hope, a Utah-based nonprofit organization that provides advocacy and support for victims of sex trafficking and ritual abuse, were poised to celebrate as they heard the news that Ken Ivory’s HB 196 Sexual Abuse Amendments passed the House with a 10-1 vote. Then, it didn’t pass — what? Everyone was … Continued
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