We heard from Mark Lee Dickson, founder of Sanctuary Cities for the Unborn, on this past week’s Pray With America’s Leaders webcast. This article, written by Dickson, expands on the information he shared about Amarillo’s struggle to become a sanctuary for the unborn. Let’s lift this city up in prayer! From Texas Scorecard. Since Jan. … Continued
In preparation for the most consequential presidential election of our lifetime, Democrats are planning on using abortion as one of the issues they believe will help them win the presidency. How far have we fallen as a nation that abortion — the killing of innocent human life — can actually be thought of as a … Continued
Prosecutors in not one, but TWO of Trump’s legal cases were documented meeting with the Biden White House. Why? Was the Biden administration directing the prosecution of the former president? From Heavy. Nathan Wade is a private attorney in Georgia who is accused of having a romantic relationship with Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis while working … Continued
Are Apple’s policies hostile to free speech, conservatives, and religious viewpoints? Thanks to the SEC, the company’s shareholders will finally be able to vote on and discuss these issues. From WORLD. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is backing shareholders who are protesting anti-religious and anti-conservative bias in Apple’s app store. Post a prayer for your … Continued
Many school districts across the nation are “transitioning” children without their parents’ knowledge or consent. Should the Supreme Court step in to stop them? From Fox News. A coalition of 17 state attorneys general are asking the Supreme Court to recognize parental rights in a case involving a Maryland school district’s transgender policies. Join the conversation … Continued
New Year’s celebrations in Japan were interrupted by a powerful earthquake that caused over 200 deaths. Now the Japanese government is working to pick up the pieces, rebuild, and help those who’ve survived. From Japan Today. The Japanese government on Thursday designated the powerful earthquake that rocked Ishikawa Prefecture and other parts of central Japan … Continued
There are microplastics in our food! How did they get there, and what are they doing to us when we eat them? From Fox News. A new study has found that the overwhelming majority of protein foods such as meat and fish are contaminated with microplastics. Get involved in state level prayer with IFA. The comprehensive … Continued
Should New Jersey provide free abortions for its citizens? The governor seems to think so. What do you think? From LifeNews. Abortions are legal up to birth in New Jersey, but apparently that’s not enough for New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy – who now wants free abortions that will greatly expand the number of babies … Continued
The border is easily the most controversial part of Biden’s presidency. Will it cost him the election this year? From USA Today. President Joe Biden began this election year between two political fires. Have you taken your place on the wall? He needs to secure the southern border to mitigate a major liability and … Continued
Why are so many illegal immigrants trying to buy firearms? How can our government protect us from this while also honoring the Second Amendment? From The Epoch Times. The FBI logged more than 47,000 attempts by illegal aliens to purchase firearms at gun shops over the past 25 years, according to a group that monitors … Continued
Israel is currently facing accusations of genocide at the International Court of Justice, but is that accurate? Who’s really committing genocide? From International Christian Embassy Jerusalem. The “big lie” is an expression Adolf Hitler coined to describe his technique of telling a lie so colossal that no one would ever suspect it was false. He … Continued
Intercessors in Pennsylvania and across the country have seen a stunning victory. The Biden administration announced after only 24 hours that it had reversed a decision by the National Park Service to remove a statue of William Penn, a replica of Penn’s house, and a timeline of Penn’s life from Welcome Park, in Philadelphia. Connect … Continued
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