Lately, whenever I step outside, I find myself contemplating the atmosphere around me. The current world feels unstable, filled with fear, anxiety, and chaos. It’s a stark contrast to my previous experiences, such as my unforgettable trip to the City of Faith in Tulsa, Oklahoma, many years ago. Let the IFA community know how to … Continued
A year and a half after the shooting at The Covenant School, the full, unedited diary of the shooter Audrey Hale has been released. From The Christian Post. The Tennessee Star has released all 90 pages of the “manifesto” of Audrey Hale, the trans-identified shooter who killed six people at Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee last year. … Continued
“… and the glory of the Lord shall be your rear guard.” (Isaiah 58:8) Imagine you are a soldier in battle, with heavy armor, including a shield and sword. Your army is battling a formidable opponent, and spirits are low. You are outnumbered. Waves of fiery arrows from the enemy have created fear and division … Continued
America’s children are under attack. The progressive agenda is harming families and parents, with an outsized impact on the younger generations. Over the decades, we have seen a drastic change in the content schools teach our children. Last month, IFA shared an article about three Texas pastors who are fighting for our children. You can … Continued
With the ongoing threats of violence in city streets and ungodly forces rising against those who follow Christ, here are some prayer points for your own community as you stand on the wall of intercession. Become a Monthly Ministry Partner today. Lift up praise and worship over the city. “Extol the Lord, Jerusalem; praise … Continued
Hope is only as strong as its source. I recently encountered these words while praying about widespread hopelessness in our nation and across the globe. The impactful statement made me reassess the true foundation of my hope. So, let’s begin by delving into the meaning of hope. Our Monthly Ministry Partners are the lifeblood of … Continued
According to a recent report on AOL.com, women are leaving the American Church in droves. Most of them belong to Gen-Z, the generation born between 1997 and 2012. The older ones of that generation are now in their mid-twenties. Join the conversation on The Community. What is driving them away? According to Mojica Rodriguez, … Continued
According to recently released data, Evangelicals are more likely to be changed by the culture than to influence it themselves. From The Washington Stand. George Barna, director of research at Arizona Christian University’s Cultural Research Center, released new data earlier this month that “reveals the limitations of Christian evangelicalism in American society.” The events from recent years … Continued
Persecution of Christians has been persisting in the nation of Nigeria for years, and a recent attack on a church has added yet another tragedy to the increasing violence being experienced in the country. Visit your state page to pray. As reported by FaithWire, Pastor Samson Ogbebor in the town of Kontagora said that … Continued
The Democratic National Convention is over, and much to the chagrin of the game makers, power brokers, and pundits — So is any momentum they hoped to garner. Despite the highly produced, carefully choreographed moments, it was a forgettable event. Where are the lasting quotes from Barack, Bill, Michelle, and Hil? More strangely, why did … Continued
We can no longer say that we, in the United States, are free from religious persecution. Even with laws that should be protecting us, Christians are experiencing increased threats, accusations, and legal actions aimed at silencing our voices. How can believers respond to such threats? The book of Acts details the experiences of the early … Continued
“Larry, I’m a pastor and I want to be like Billy Graham – preach the gospel! I don’t want to get involved in politics.” Billy did preach the gospel and lots more. He’s been my hero for 50 years as he once told me personally (pointing to his Bible): “Stay in the book. Stay in … Continued
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