This bill does not cut any meaningful spending, but it doesn’t increase anything either. Intercessor, what do you think? From National Review. As Friday’s shutdown deadline looms over Congress, the House overwhelmingly passed a two-step temporary-funding bill on Tuesday that can partially fund the federal government through the beginning months of 2024. This content is … Continued
Jews around the world are facing increasing amounts of hate. Will our leaders do what’s needed to protect God’s people? From The Daily Signal. Kristen Clarke, who leads the Civil Rights Division at the Justice Department, is responsible for prosecuting hate crimes and making sure that school officials don’t discriminate because of ethnicity or religion. … Continued
There is something from my life that I would like to share with you. Most of my ministry has been dedicated to mobilizing prayer for revival and spiritual awakening. During the late 1980s and the 1990s, while powerful prayer movements were sweeping through the U.S., prayer mobilization was a very public ministry. At the height … Continued
As Israel wars against Hamas, many on America’s political left are arguing over how our nation should respond. From CBN. The House of Representatives passed a measure on aid for Israel Thursday night. The vote came amid a growing split among Democratic politicians, and voters, over support for Israel. Get involved in state level prayer … Continued
Our new speaker has some controversial views about God and government. Is “separation of church and state” really in the first amendment? From The Christian Post. Since Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-La.) unexpected election to lead the House of Representatives, progressives have busied themselves levying an array of brutal and sometimes slanderous attacks against Johnson. One … Continued
We are in an epochal crisis in America and around the world. Prayer has never mattered more than it does right now. ~ Eric Metaxas In advance of Intercessors for America’s 50th Anniversary Celebration and Gala, we had the pleasure to sit down with one of our keynote speakers, bestselling author and syndicated radio host, … Continued
This interview with IFA 50th Anniversary event speaker Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright touches on all the essentials of intercession. This woman has lived a life of intercession and is gifted in her ability to communicate about it. IFA: What kind of encouragement can you offer to the faithful and engaged intercessors who, like the men of … Continued
Hubert Lindsey, a gentleman used greatly by God in the early days of the charismatic movement, exemplifies a life lived according to God’s heart. Mr. Lindsey was part of that which was eventually called “The Jesus Movement.” This movement was used by God to bring thousands of drug-addicted, sexually perverted, disillusioned, and rebellious young people … Continued
Years ago, my prayer mentor — a dynamic, older southern woman — asked the Lord why He honored our little prayer team with answers to the prayers and petitions we made. The Lord spoke to her, saying in a Spirit-blown whisper, “Because you love each other unconditionally as I love My Son and He loves … Continued
With the recent attack on Israel and the chaos that has followed, it’s easy to see there is a general rise of hopelessness — and not only among non-Christians, but in the Church as well. I can understand why many are feeling this way. The battles have been unrelenting: Just when we think things in … Continued
What are the most prevalent evil spirits operating in America today? And, if we can identify them, how can we pray against them? In this article, I’d like to offer some simple prayer directives for how to pray against 5 specific evil spirits that are inflicting themselves upon America. This content is supported by your … Continued
Analysis. As the largest labor union in the U.S., with over 3 million members, the National Education Association (NEA) exercises tremendous influence over the public schools. Whether it involves the promotion of CRT, or transgenderism, or any such, the NEA sets the policies that ultimately determine our schools’ academic and social climate. How did this … Continued
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