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In what kind of world will our children grow up?  I am sure many of us have asked ourselves this question recently. As a grandmother, I will admit this has crossed my mind at times.  Especially in this past year when I saw chaos, deception, and rage across our nation.  It is certainly not the … Continued

. . . President-elect Joe Biden vowed before Election Day to pass the Equality Act if elected, and to pass it within 100 days of taking office, The Hill reported in October. In a post-election story, USA Today suggested America’s views on homosexuality have progressed to the point that it’s past time to amend and update Civil … Continued

Law enforcement officials seeking out participants of the riot at the Capitol last week have one big leg up: a plethora of social media posts and data of the suspects they’re searching for. Widespread posts on social media from last week’s deadly riot, along with other less public-facing technology such as cellphone metadata, are aiding … Continued

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) claimed without evidence during an hour-long Instagram post Tuesday that Southern states are not “red states,” but rather “suppressed states” that need to be liberated to “heal” America. “That’s what we got to do. We got to organize. And I think what we saw in Georgia is a really good example … Continued

This was originally written and posted by Tracey de Blank, IFA Staff, on February 18, 2020: I was praying and the Lord gave me a picture of Pearl Harbor. When Japan dropped the bombs, Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto said “I fear all we have done is awaken a sleeping giant” (in the movie version, there … Continued

Franklin Graham delivered a strong rebuke against the House Republicans who voted with Democrats for impeaching President Donald Trump this week, casting “shame” on the GOP members and comparing their action to Judas Iscariot’s betrayal of Jesus Christ.  . . . “Shame, shame on the ten Republicans who joined with Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the … Continued

Anarchist John Sullivan was just arrested by FBI/DOJ for inciting a riot inside the U.S. Capitol. Evidence shows him agitating the crowd and encouraging violence. . . . SULLIVAN, DOB 07/18/1994, is a resident of Utah. Based on publicly available information and information provided by SULLIVAN in an interview on January 7, 2021, described further … Continued

The entire National Mall in Washington, DC will be closed on Inauguration Day to avoid any planned violent protests, with security personnel only permitting members of the press to witness the swearing-in ceremony of Joe Biden. “The extraordinary closure is the latest in a series of security measures to harden the city against the type … Continued

The FBI is warning police chiefs nationwide to be on high alert and to continue sharing intelligence leading up to President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration. The warning comes from a 45-minute phone call that acting FBI Director Christopher Wray and acting United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Director Ken Cuccinelli held with police chiefs, The New York … Continued

DEAR WHITE HOUSE WATCHMEN, LEADERS HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY BEFORE GOD to set an example for society. How extraordinary then that vitriol and revenge became the example of Congress yesterday through the impeachment of Donald Trump. Instead of choosing healing they poured gas on the fire of hostility and division now raging in our nation. All day long … Continued

While we cannot dismiss what is going on politically, I am stepping in to pray for the Church today.  Because of this political climate – the angst, the despair, the confusion, the fighting and name-calling in this world and even amongst Christians, the fear of what is to come with this nation – the Church … Continued

This Sunday I traveled through London on my way home from visiting my husband who lives in Scotland. Because he is in the process of immigration to the United States, he is unable to travel to see me so I travel to Scotland. We were grateful for this opportunity to visit each other in spite … Continued