This article is part 4 in our newest series on intercession. To read part 3, click here. The word “burden” appears in many of the writings of the prophets. It can have different meanings. In Moses case, the burden (weight) of leadership became so heavy at one point that he asked God to kill him. … Continued
Every midterm election asks Americans what kind of country they want over the next two years. This November, the stakes include life, religious liberty, border security, the economy, and which party controls the Senate and House. Intercessors who want to pray with focus need to know where the key races stand. Get involved in state-level … Continued
Election Day is about three weeks away, and the question of who is allowed to vote, and whether the process can be trusted, is back at the center of the national debate. The Trump administration says it is answering that question with prosecutions, new security guidance, and a plan to put monitors in polling places … Continued
A new bill in Congress would limit the power of states to remove children from parents who decline to affirm a gender transition. Rep. Mary Miller, R-Ill., introduced the Yaeli Martinez Child Protection Act, which targets how child-welfare agencies handle disputes over gender identity. The bill speaks to parental rights, the reach of government, and … Continued
Federal agents executed a search warrant Monday at the Washington, D.C., home of Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., in what the Justice Department calls a criminal investigation. Fox News Digital reports the probe centers on her immigration paperwork. The story touches two things conservatives have long pressed for: that the law applies equally to everyone, including … Continued
As I woke on and began to seek the Lord, I heard these words rise in my spirit, “The Lion is Roaring.” The Lion of Judah, our Lord and King, Jesus Christ, is calling us to arise and follow. It is a pivotal moment for believers in Christ in this 250th birthday year for our … Continued
A missile strike on Saudi Arabia’s busiest airport has left at least 12 people dead, including an American, and raised the prospect of direct U.S. military action in Yemen. The attack hit King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh on Saturday. The Iran-backed Houthis have claimed responsibility, and President Donald Trump says he is weighing whether … Continued
An anti-ICE activist organization is advertising paid organizing positions while developing campaigns designed to pressure businesses into cutting ties with federal immigration enforcement. The group’s plans include disrupting hotel reservations, organizing boycotts, and attempting to shut down Home Depot locations across Los Angeles. Our Monthly Ministry Partners are the lifeblood of IFA. Join today. … Continued
Senate Democrats are heading into the November midterms with a question beyond who wins: who leads them afterward? Several candidates and at least one sitting senator are openly calling for change at the top. The answer matters well beyond one party. The Senate shapes judicial confirmations, spending, and the response to the cultural issues that … Continued
On October 17, 1979, President Carter signed a bill that had already been approved by the U.S. Senate, creating the Federal Department of Education (DE). The National Education Association (NEA) had helped President Carter get elected, and in turn, President Carter awarded the NEA a seat on the new federal DE he had created. Connect … Continued
A growing number of Democratic candidates in competitive races are adjusting how they talk about transgender issues, especially girls’ sports and medical procedures for minors. Republicans say the shift is about winning votes, not changing convictions. The debate shows how quickly political messaging can change when an election is near. For voters who care about … Continued
With early voting underway in Virginia, pastors, medical professionals, and pro-life advocates are raising concerns about a proposed constitutional amendment that would establish abortion as a protected right in the Commonwealth. Amendment 1, which voters will decide on November 3, has sparked a heated debate over parental rights, medical safeguards, and late-term abortions. Get prayer … Continued
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