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My role at IFA includes gathering, sourcing, framing, and sharing news that “Christians need to pray about every day” for IFA’s HeadlinePrayer.  I will be honest, lately, it seems like being a watchman is like drinking from a firehose.  There is so much happening. On so many fronts. With so many issues and agendas. And … Continued

Multiple news outlets are reporting that House Republicans plan to file a lawsuit in federal court against Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) over a recent pandemic-related rule change that allows a single member of Congress to serve as a proxy vote for up to 10 other members of Congress. According to The Wall Street Journal, House Minority … Continued

This week, the nation witnessed the violent death of George Floyd. An arrest has been made. Details are currently under investigation and hopefully will be made known soon. The loss of any life in this type of manner is tragic. We mourn the life of George Floyd and pray justice will be served. We’ve seen … Continued

We all want to stop the spread of the coronavirus and end the pandemic crisis. Contact-tracing is one way to do this, and Google and Apple are working on a cross-platform contact-tracing system for iPhones and Android smartphones that will be available via official health apps. This system has not yet rolled out. Google and Apple have only … Continued

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday in the White House to defend free speech on social media and regulate social media companies for selectively censoring users. “We’re here today to defend free speech from one of the greatest dangers,” the president said, referring to the “unchecked power” wielded by social media companies in … Continued

“It is only when the other party is concerned or feels threatened,” the hard-left activist and political theorist Saul Alinsky wrote, “that he will listen—in the arena of action a threat or a crisis becomes almost a precondition to communication.” Equip yourself with insight about election fraud so you can pray and take action to … Continued

Cheering protesters torched a Minneapolis police station that the department abandoned as three days of violent protests spread to nearby St. Paul and angry demonstrations flared across the U.S over the death of George Floyd, a handcuffed black man who pleaded for air as a white police officer kneeled on his neck. A police spokesman confirmed late Thursday … Continued

It’s the question on everyone’s minds: What will it take for us to come out of this period of extreme social distancing and return to some semblance of normal life? HR6666 has been introduced in Congress. (Yes, that is really the number given by Congress.) It provides for the development and funding of contact tracing entities … Continued

When you have eaten and are full, then you shall bless the Lord your God for the good land which He has given you.  (Dt 8:10-11) The days we find ourselves in are unprecedented. The past few weeks have been difficult for many, including my own family. However, cities and states are slowly opening up.  … Continued

A Senate committee will vote next week on whether to give Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) authority to issue subpoenas for records and testimony relating to Crossfire Hurricane, the FBI’s probe of 2016 Russian election interference and the Trump campaign. Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs members will vote June 4 in Washington, according to a … Continued

President Donald Trump says he wants churches to reopen as quickly as possible as they are so important to the “psyche” he believes if they remained closed in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic “you’ll break the country.” “We want them (churches) to reopen. I mean literally, I just got off the phone with CDC … Continued

The Russia collusion investigation led by then-Special Counsel Robert Mueller was artificially prolonged in the hope that President Donald Trump would move to terminate it and thus be accused of obstruction of justice, according to former acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker. Whitaker, who led the Department of Justice (DOJ) between Nov. 7, 2018, and Feb. 14, 2019, said … Continued