On Nov. 5, Catrin Sahlberg went to a post office, filled out a passport application for her son, and paid $60 to expedite it. The agent said she might have the passport in as little as three weeks, so Sahlberg booked plane tickets to Sweden for Dec. 26 to see her parents for the first … Continued
The U.S. Department of Commerce suspects a Chinese military academy and eleven of its associated research institutes are developing technology to support the Chinese military, including brain-control weaponry. On Friday, the Commerce Department added 37 Chinese, Georgian, Malaysian, and Turkish entities to the restricted Entity List. The Commerce Department took particular note of China’s Academy of … Continued
A federal appeals court last week upheld a California seminary’s expulsion of two students for violating the school’s sexual standards policy that forbids gay marriage. The judges ruled that a religious exemption to Title IX, written to ensure gender equality in education, allows the seminary to enforce its Biblical standards. Joanna Maxon and Nathan Brittsan, … Continued
Belief determines behavior. When I was born again I glorified God in seeing nine of my closest family and friends be born again. When my wife and her parents were converted, the six siblings at home all followed suit and my close friend, Che Ahn, also saw his entire family come to faith is Christ. … Continued
The Department of Defense is now facing a religious freedom lawsuit after they managed to create a problem for a Christian-owned company where one did not exist for over 23 years. Shields of Strength has been told they can no longer offer their military branded dog tags with bible verses – something they have been doing without … Continued
Although many can’t travel abroad due to coronavirus-related travel restrictions, Christians can have a taste of the Holy Land delivered to them this Christmas season, and at the same time, support struggling Israeli businesses as thousands have closed due to declining tourism. The quarterly Artza subscription gift boxes provide customers with nine artisanal goods from the Holy … Continued
What do you think of this message from Archbishop Vigano about the root of Covid? “DEAR AMERICAN PEOPLE, DEAR FRIENDS, for two years now, a global coup has been carried out all over the world, planned for some time by an elite group of conspirators enslaved to the interests of international high finance. This coup was made … Continued
After 100 years, Frances Kompus is still trying to catch up with her big sisters. Kompus celebrated her 100th birthday on Nov. 11. Helping celebrate were her sisters Julia Kopriva, who turned 104 earlier in November, and Lucy Pochop, who had her 102nd birthday in June… Their grandparents immigrated from Czechoslovakia and became farmers in … Continued
When Elizabeth heard Mary’s greeting, the baby leaped in her womb, and Elizabeth was filled with the Holy Spirit. (Lk 1:41) On behalf of the entire staff of Intercessors for America, I want you to know that we are praying that you and your family will experience the joy and fresh filling of the Spirit … Continued
We have spent a good deal of time this week and last addressing the abortion issue. Today’s post is a general word from Holy Spirit through my brother, Tim Sheets and connected to the first Christmas. It is powerful and VERY encouraging. You are going to want all of your friends to hear this word! … Continued
Despite losing his home, his wallet, and all of his possessions in the recent devastating tornados, Tommy Jackson still believes the Lord was “watching over” him. Jackson, 65, told the Associated Press he suddenly had no way of getting money after his bank was destroyed. Plus, he had no form of identification and no credit … Continued
Isn’t it interesting that the first person to recognize our preborn Savior was a preborn child? You probably know the story. Mary, who was pregnant with Jesus, traveled some distance to visit with her cousin Elizabeth, who was pregnant with John the Baptist. The scriptures recount an amazing welcome. Mary arrived, Elizabeth heard Mary’s greetings … Continued
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