The Supreme Court is looking at four cases that could, depending on the verdict, curb our growing administrative state. This issue matters in ways many Americans and even informed Christians do not understand. If you are not a fan of big government, read this! From The Epoch Times. The U.S. Supreme Court has taken up … Continued
Even as they reel from losses over summer boycotts, Target now aims to push similar LGBTQ merchandise for the Christmas season. From The Daily Signal. Target’s second quarter earnings report proved the retail giant still hasn’t rebounded from its “Pride” fallout over the summer, showing a 5.4% decrease in sales—the first drop in roughly six years. This content is supported by … Continued
After the passing of Issue 1, pro-abortion activists are once again seeking to mislead voters, this time in Nebraska. From The Christian Post. Pro-life groups have voiced their opposition to a proposed ballot measure that would establish a constitutional right to abortion in Nebraska, calling it a “dishonest” source of “confusion” that “endangers pregnant women.” … Continued
After a lengthy investigation started earlier this year, Biden is NOT expected to charged over his mishandling of classified documents. From The Daily Wire. President Joe Biden is reportedly not expected to be charged in connection to Special Counsel Robert Hur’s criminal investigation into his handling of classified material. This content is supported by your donations. Give … Continued
We all agree that Anti-Semitism is horrible, but is policing speech and censoring social media really the answer? What do you think? From NewsTarget. To combat the surge in harassment incidents, particularly against Jewish and Muslim communities, New York Governor Kathy Hochul is expanding the state’s counterterrorism efforts and reinforcing the controversial practice of monitoring social media … Continued
Jordan’s investigation into how financial institutions worked with the government following January 6 is ramping up. From POLITICO. House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan is ramping up a probe into how financial institutions shared customer information in the wake of the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. Find out when your state prays. Jordan (R-Ohio) on … Continued
We received this message from a Pennsylvania intercessor covering this encouraging development. Religious symbols – SB 84 Pennsylvania public school teachers are now permitted by law to wear religious clothing and jewelry in school. This bill repealed a section of the Public School Code of 1949, which prohibited a teacher from wearing any clothing or accessories … Continued
What a powerful story of God’s divine protection! Isn’t it a comfort to worship a God who is actively guarding us? From Breitbart. A St. Louis man did something unexpected when he found himself in a dangerous situation on October 18. Connect with others in your state in prayer. Police say his decision to … Continued
Let’s be honest, your upcoming holiday get-togethers have potential for wonderful memory-making or some weird occurrences that’ll make you wonder how you ever got into such a mess! God may have some surprises ahead with a cantankerous uncle, curmudgeon senior or an unexpected boy/girlfriend with uber-liberal political views gleaned from Michael Moore or Rachel Maddow. … Continued
Christians and the Church at large face a decision: Will we stand with Israel in its time of need, or will we reject God’s beloved? From The Stream. This message is to all the Christians who seek truth, who do not want to be led astray by “deceiving spirits and doctrines of demons” (1 Timothy … Continued
The following is an excerpt from our daily devotional Fellowship With the Father, written by IFA contributing writer Remco Brommet. Hurry goes hand in hand with busyness. The busier we are, the more hurried, and harried, we become. And down the dominoes fall – we have overcrowded schedules, we hurry, we get tired, but our minds … Continued
“[S]tates and school districts have begun to acknowledge that they have long failed to properly teach pupils to read. Nearly every state in the nation has passed laws on reading and literacy . . .,” The New York Times reported. What if the growing rate of illiteracy results from deliberate actions of those in power in education? … Continued
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