I first learned of the IFA Rededicate America event when it was announced by IFA in the fall of 2025. From that moment on, I was determined to attend and also to be a part of The American Spiritual Heritage Project. My desire was realized this past weekend in Washington, DC, at The Museum of the Bible.

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Several years ago, I had an open vision where I saw the United States as a terrain map falling off the cliff to the left, and suddenly it was righted. I have prayed into this vision ever since that time, awaiting the day of its completion.

During his speech at the 74th National Prayer Breakfast, when President Trump shared that the country would be rededicated to God on May 17, I had a sense that this would play a significant role in the nation being righted and set back on the course of honoring God and His plans for the U.S., the City on a Hill.

While the national rededication was most assuredly significant and pivotal, with our nation’s leaders proclaiming that this nation is one nation under God in Jesus’ name, our respective territories, homes, churches, families, and so on need to be rededicated.

We have heard many stories of rededication all across this country, and our hearts are overjoyed to learn of how God is moving among us. He simply needs obedient people willing to step up and take action, to take part in His plan to heal this nation.

I am in awe of what the Lord has done and continues to do through IFA. I was honored to be a part of the event, both as a participant and as one working the event. I had a peek behind the curtain, if you will. What I saw was love, respect, and unity as we worked together to set everything up, as well as during the event, with me serving as a door hostess and runner.

I had never worked so closely with Dave and Kris Kubal, as well as the rest of the team. The cohesiveness of this group is supernatural. It deeply touched my heart when I saw Dave and Kris standing together in the back of the theater, taking in what God had accomplished because of their obedient hearts and actions. Seeing the love for our Lord and for each other was an absolute blessing and deeply inspiring.

Because of their commitment to Christ’s calling on their lives and what the Holy Spirit led them to do by mobilizing the IFA community around recounting, reclaiming, and rededicating our nation back to God, we will see the harvest we so desperately need.

During Dave Kubal’s portion of the rededication event, he asked a compelling question: “What if Isaac had never redug the wells?” referring to the Abrahamic wells that were filled in by the Philistines to try and take Isaac off his divine destiny, as referenced in Genesis 26. Dave’s question struck me to my core.

What if this nation had not been rededicated to God in Jesus’ name? What if we, the intercessors, had not answered the call to recount, reclaim, and rededicate our territories back to God? I encourage you to ruminate on that thought for a time.

The excellent news is that Dave Kubal heard from the Lord to mobilize the intercessors to spiritually take back this nation, and the intercessors have done and are doing just that. Why is this so important?

Our nation is covenanted with Almighty God. He never breaks His covenant, but we, like the Israelites as revealed in the Scriptures, have broken covenant time and time again. We have heard the stories of revivals and Great Awakenings spread across this nation in times past, only to see the nation later become overwrought with degradation, violence, and oppression because of a broken covenant.

This movement to recovenant this land, as led by the Holy Spirit and ignited by the obedience of Dave and Kris Kubal, is also seen throughout the Scriptures. This realignment restores the fellowship that sin had broken. In Joel 2:12–13, God calls people to “return to Me with all your heart… return to the LORD your God, for He is gracious and compassionate.” When we do this individually and corporately, God responds by forgiving and reconciling us to Him.

Covenants are sealed with promises. When we gather together, repent, and put God in remembrance (Isaiah 43) of His faithful promises, we will see the fulfillment of those promises.

As we assembled together in unity in Washington, DC, this past weekend, we blessed the heart of the Lord as our praises and testimonies rose to His hearing. Assembling together is deeply tied to the covenant. When the Israelites gathered at Mount Sinai (Exodus 19), it wasn’t just a meeting; it was a formal constitution of God’s chosen people. Their gathering together to remember the covenant took the focus from themselves and their own individual interests to a united purpose of being a kingdom of priests.

How deeply meaningful to honor the formal constitution of God’s people, being tied directly with the celebration of the 250th anniversary of our nation. There are no coincidences with God.

Think of it: we get to be alive to see the restoration and healing of our nation. Not only that, we have the blessing of playing vital roles in causing it to come to fruition, to the honor and glory of our Lord, and only by His grace and mercy.

It is not lost on me, and I am sure many of you, how what we are seeing today mirrors what happened during the Constitutional Convention. We saw the 13 colonies at an impasse, and the fate of our nation hanging in the balance. What changed the trajectory was submission to our Lord and Savior, seeking Him, asking Him to pour out His grace and mercy, just as we are doing now. What we saw then, and what we are seeing now, is a restoration of unity.

Dave Kubal gave a challenge, and this challenge was echoed by Dr. Jim Garlow, Dutch Sheets, Mrs. Jenny Story, and other speakers. The challenge was, “How will we pass this on to the next generation?”

My heart swelled as I saw several young people in attendance at Rededicate America. I had the blessing of talking with a beautiful young married couple, as well as the children of one of the Missouri state leaders. I was moved and inspired by their passion for the Lord and their passion to reach their generation. Both of the state leaders’ children have a social media presence and use it to honor and glorify the Lord. My mind is all abuzz with excitement to see the Holy Spirit fire coming from these incredible young people, and I pray for this to spread throughout their generation.

In order for rededications and recovenanting to make a long-lasting change, we, and those coming behind us, need to maintain the covenant through unity in the bonds of peace, through holiness, righteousness, and honoring God in all that we do and say. Will you commit today to keep the covenant with our Lord? Will you teach your children and grandchildren the Holy Word of God? Will you courageously stand for truth, both in private and in public?

Much has been done to take back this nation for the Lord. Much remains to be done. Let us keep going, let us keep rededicating ourselves, our families, and our respective areas back to God in Jesus’ name. “And let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart.” Galatians 6:9.

Precious Savior and Lord, how we love You and seek to honor You. How deeply grateful we are to You for Your covenants, and for You keeping Your promises to us. You are faithful even when we are not. Oh Lord, how we long to see the healing of this nation, to see it fulfill the destiny You have planted deep within its roots. Please keep pouring out Your Holy Spirit conviction and revelation, leading to repentance, which leads to revival. May we see the fruit of the obedience to the call for the rededication of this land back to You. May we see this passion ignite in the heart of every believer in Christ. Please pour out Your blessing on Your faithful servants who have answered the call. Make a way, even when there seems to be no way, we humbly ask You. We love You, Lord. Please hear the cries of the hearts of Your people. In Jesus’ mighty and precious name, Amen.

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April Walker loves God and seeks to serve Him in all she does. She is a proud mom of a 20-year old son, a PA State Co-leader for IFA, a former School Board Director, an organizer for NDOP and ASHP events, a GOP Committee member for Carbon County, an Occupational Therapist, and a vocalist. She feels that writing for and working with IFA brings all her passions together.