Anniversary of Asbury Outpouring

We’re tracking the importance of repentance in revival in this series, and on this anniversary of the start of the Asbury Outpouring we’re looking at what happened in Hughes Auditorium this time last year. Do you want state prayer alerts?   Greg Haseloff, Associate Dean of Spiritual Life and University Pastor at Asbury University, said … Continued

Let’s Start Praying for America’s Colleges!

Intercessor, are you praying for colleges across America? Who is praying on the wall?   Since 1823, Christians have been praying for America’s colleges and universities on the last Thursday of February every year. This event, born out of the Second Great Awakening, has come to be known as the Collegiate Day of Prayer. Last … Continued

A Daily Prayer for 2024

Each of us was born with a God-given purpose. Part of that purpose is to be instrumental in shaping the world around us. Move forward this month in helping shape history — you can truly do all things through Christ! By the Word of God, the heavens and the earth were made. Let all the … Continued

Seeking God for Revival

Though not all repentance leads to revival, you can’t have revival without repentance. This content is supported by your donations. Give today.   Not long ago, an intercessor wrote the following note to IFA: I have read the Six Battle-Ready Positions for Victory in Spiritual Warfare [IFA prayer guide] and find one very important strategy … Continued

Michele Bachmann Blesses Israel at IFA 50th Anniversary

The following is a transcript of Michelle Bachmann’s address at IFA’s 50th Anniversary Gala event in Washington, D.C., in November. We pray that it will bless, challenge, and inspire you. — IFA Staff I sense the gravity of the moment that we’re in, and how important this organization has been. As others have said, we’re … Continued

Christmas: The Greatest Reset

The greatest reset of all time was the birth of Jesus Christ. Even the calendar was reset from BC to AD! The Son of God was sent to redeem the world from sin and its consequences including separation from God. While born in humble circumstances, Jesus fulfilled His redemptive mission through His sacrificial death and … Continued

The Glory-Filled Details of Christmas

Joseph also went up from Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, into Judea, to the city of David, which is called Bethlehem, because he was of the house and lineage of David, to be registered with Mary, his betrothed wife, who was with child. So it was, that while they were there, the days … Continued

Christmas and Hanukkah: God Always Provides

This year, our bank accounts may be a little smaller and our wallets a bit thinner. As inflation saturates our nation’s economy, some might wonder how they will maintain their lifestyle, or simply get by. Yet in the midst of these difficult realities, we can look to the very holidays we are celebrating for a glimpse … Continued

School Board President Urges Usage of ‘Christmas’

Over the past few years, we have seen many shy away from the Christ-centered holiday, Christmas. This school board president, however, is urging people to remember the reason for the season. From Fox News. During a Board of Trustees meeting Monday night, Carroll Independent School District (ISD) School Board President Cam Bryan challenged the Tarrant … Continued

The Miraculous Christmas Truce

It was a dark, dreary Christmas Eve in the muddy trenches of the Western front during World War I. The living conditions were frightfully, if unsurprisingly, unmerry, as soldiers on both sides battled frost, freezing rain, and more. But in the midst of this wartime misery, something remarkable happened. For a brief time, Allied and … Continued

Derek Prince: A Stormy Christmas In The Holy Land

For most people in America or Europe, the strongest associations of Christmas are those of home. They think of warmth, of comfort, of good food and good fellowship, and of family reunion. Perhaps their thoughts may also turn to the Holy Land and to the scenes of the first Christmas there more than two thousand … Continued

In Debates Over Christmas, What Does God Want Us to Learn?

John 10:22 references Yeshua’s being in Jerusalem to celebrate the Feast of Dedication, also called the Festival of Lights or Hanukkah (Chanukah) in the Jewish scriptures. Hanukkah commemorates the retaking of Jerusalem and the rededication of the Second Temple to God by a small, but mighty band of committed Jews in 165 B.C., following a … Continued

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