The following is an excerpt from our devotional series Finding Freedom from Rejection. YOU ARE ACCEPTED The word accept means the opposite of reject. It means to be recognized, validated, and believed. This content is supported by your donations. Give today. The Scripture below says we are accepted in the Beloved Jesus Christ. This means … Continued
The following is an excerpt from our devotional series Finding Freedom from Rejection. FREEDOM THROUGH FORGIVENESS Forgiving a person is sometimes easier said than done, especially when it’s someone close. It’s often said the closer the relationship, the deeper the wound. How can we respond when we are rejected by loved ones? Help support IFA … Continued
I sat in the front row of a U.S. Senate hearing this week and watched something unfold that I believe deserves far more attention than it is receiving. Pray for your fellow intercessor. The hearing was titled Hidden in Plain Sight: Confronting the Muslim Brotherhood Network in America. It was convened by Sen. Ted Cruz … Continued
Prayer is more than a spiritual discipline—it also shapes the way we think. During Intercessors for America’s August First Friday webcast, IFA President and CEO David Kubal welcomed psychiatrist and brain health expert Dr. Daniel Amen for a fascinating conversation about how the Lord’s Prayer aligns with the way God designed the human brain. Drawing … Continued
Something significant is happening inside the Democratic Party. The latest evidence came from Michigan, where Abdul El-Sayed defeated U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate. This was not a victory in a safely progressive corner of New York City. It happened in Michigan—a presidential battleground—and it came despite the Democratic … Continued
The following is an excerpt from our devotional series Finding Freedom from Rejection. DO YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE? Did you know the word reject means to exclude someone? Rejection includes denying acceptance or acknowledgement, as well as abandonment. Pray for your fellow intercessor. Sadly, almost everyone will face rejection at some point in their life. … Continued
We cannot look anywhere without seeing how Islam has advanced in our nation. Our cities in Houston and Dallas, TX; Dearborn, MI; and New York, just to name a few, look drastically different from how they did five years ago. The Islamic “Adhan,” call to prayer, can be heard in the streets of many American … Continued
As concerns grow over the expansion of Islam in America, Intercessors for America’s Pray with America’s Leaders welcomed national security expert Frank Gaffney to discuss what he believes intercessors should understand about the movement’s growth and its implications for the nation. Throughout the conversation, Gaffney and IFA Chief Program Officer Kris Kubal urged intercessors to … Continued
The following is an excerpt from our devotional series Desperate for Change. “Who knows but that you have come to royal position for such a time as this?” –Esther 4:14 The well-known story of Esther becoming queen at a crucial time in the history of the Jewish people has inspired many through the years. The … Continued
America’s Christian heritage is increasingly giving way to competing worldviews, often with the enthusiastic support of local leaders. A recent transformation in a small Virginia town illustrates not only the changing religious landscape of our nation, but also the importance of spiritual discernment as believers seek to preserve the Gospel’s influence in their communities. Let … Continued
What happens when a tarot card reader with a million followers suddenly leaves the deck behind to follow Jesus? Alexandra Ashcroft, formerly known as Alex Reads Tarot, made an announcement recently that caused intense reactions in both the pagan and the Christian world. Post a prayer for your state! On a widely circulated post, … Continued
The following is an excerpt from our devotional series Desperate for Change. “This is the one I esteem: he who is humble and contrite in spirit, and trembles at my word.” –Isaiah 66:2 All too often, Americans are looked at as arrogant or prideful. Years ago, there was a book entitled The Ugly American that … Continued
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