President-elect Donald Trump has a busy Inauguration Day ahead of him — in between the oath of office and the inaugural balls, he’s pledged to take some “big league” actions as part of a Day One agenda that will set the tone for his presidency. Incoming presidents often set sights high for their first day … Continued
Every Bible is precious and noteworthy, that is for sure. Some Bibles, however, travel more than others. Such is the case with Ronald Reagan’s family Bible, used by Reagan when he was sworn into office as both California governor and U.S. president. This Bible has a hand-tooled natural leather cover depicting a dove, a horseman … Continued
Republicans on Capitol Hill say they don’t need to wait for Mexico to make good on President-elect Donald Trump’s central campaign promise: building a southern border wall. In fact, they are happy to underwrite the wall themselves, at a potential cost of many billions of dollars. The GOP’s willingness to fund Trump’s border wall with … Continued
Death rates from cancer, the second-biggest killer in the United States, have dropped 25% since 1991, according to a new report from the American Cancer Society. That statistic translates into a lot of lives saved; had the cancer death rate remained steady from its peak in 1991, about two million more people would have died … Continued
A positive side effect of President Obama’s duplicity with the anti-Israeli United Nations vote was the attention it brought to what the U.N. is actually doing and how it is wasting taxpayer dollars and undermining liberty. If the U.S. Congress had it to do all over again with the knowledge of what the U.N., the … Continued
House Speaker Paul Ryan said the Republicans would slash federal dollars for Planned Parenthood as part of the GOP effort to repeal the health care law. Ryan spoke a day after a special House panel issued a report criticizing the organization, which provides birth control, abortions and various women’s health services, for its practices regarding … Continued
Historians will look back on 2016 as an inflection year in world history, perhaps not as momentous (or violent) as the years that follow but marking a major global turning point, when the old order of world politics could be seen as crumbling. This disintegration actually has been going on for some time, but it … Continued
By David Kubal Intercessors for America As the election comes to a close, we have all heard the comments from Christians flowing freely on social media and other means of communications. To me, a troubling remark is to hear a believers say, “Well, whatever happens is God’s will, this election is in His hands.” Is … Continued
By David Kubal, Pres/CEO, Intercessors for America So, here we are. Just a week from Election Day. It will be good to have it over. It has been exhausting and stressful. I have read and heard things that have offended me, angered me, and even embarrassed me. As I have observed the Body of Christ … Continued
By David Kubal I talked with a group of millennial leaders this weekend. They were ordained pastors in an evangelical denomination. As we spoke, I realized that, during this election season, there is great need is to pray for the Church that it has a clear vision for godly government. Let me explain: • In … Continued
By David Kubal The choices of this year’s election season pose some significant moral challenges. I have heard that Christians are struggling with the values of the Democrat party: the so-called “pro-choice” position (which means, in virtually 100 percent of cases, pro-abortion); limiting religious freedoms; more government control over citizens’ lives, etc. And I have … Continued
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