State Votes to Display Ten Commandments in Schools

Louisiana may set a precedent for displaying the Ten Commandments in schools, although many feel that the legislation would violate the first amendment. What do you think of this bill? From Nola.com. Louisiana will become the first state to require that public universities and K-12 schools display the Ten Commandments in every classroom after the Senate voted … Continued

In God We Trust

IFA has the privilege of getting to know many wonderful people. Each one has a story of how they felt compelled to act and move in obedience. The result is often that ordinary intercessors like you and me can make an impact on our nation. And Linda Kellogg is one such intercessor. Post a prayer … Continued

Football Player Doxxer Fired

We previously covered how Harrison Butker was doxed by the official Kansas City X account following a controversial commencement address. Now, the employee who leaked his info has been fired. From Breitbart. The City of Kansas City social media worker who doxed Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker after he gave a university commencement address defending Christian … Continued

Deep-Blue City Rejects Soft-on-Crime Policies

Soft-on-crime policies have led to more crime across America, making our cities less safe. However, progressives in deep-blue Oregon are pushing back against these policies. From National Review. Confronted with a surge in crime and homelessness, Portland voters have chosen a onetime Republican to be their next district attorney, ousting incumbent Mike Schmidt and the … Continued

Will Friends or Enemies Determine Your Destiny?

Imagine, walking outside your hotel in New York City and finding a poster advertising a Letters of Hope project to comfort and encourage queer youth and their families in Oklahoma: “For every letter collected the South Korean car giant Hyundai will donate $10 to GLAAD, a LGBTQ advocacy group for fair representation in media. All … Continued

Trump Judge Is a Biden Donor

Judge Juan Manuel Merchan has donated to Democrat causes in the past, including the campaign of President Joe Biden. Was he the right choice to preside over Trump’s hush-money trial? One legal expert thinks not. From The Daily Wire. Speaking on “Fox & Friends” on Monday, George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley implicitly criticized … Continued

State AG Investigates City’s Doxxing of Football Player

Following a controversial speech espousing the value of motherhood and presenting a biblical worldview, Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker was doxxed by the official X account of Kansas City. Who is responsible for this? From Catholic Vote. Republican Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey on Thursday said he is investigating the office of Democratic Kansas … Continued

State Investigates Radically Antisemitic Muslim Preacher

This Imam serves his community as a dentist and likely teaches children in some form at the school connected to his mosque. How many people is he infecting with his hate-filled beliefs? From Breitbart. Following antisemitic comments made by an Islamic prayer leader who called Jews “brothers of apes and pigs,” while calling for their … Continued

Doctor Punished for Prescribing Ivermectin

Dr. Lin received “extremely onerous” fines for prescribing ivermectin to treat COVID. Were these fines warranted, or is this an example of censorship and corruption? From The Epoch Times. A doctor in Washington state has been fined for prescribing ivermectin against COVID-19. He must also take continuing education classes, according to newly filed documents. This … Continued

School District Pays Teacher Fired over Trans Policy

Jessica Tapia was fired after refusing to abide by her school’s transgender policies. Now, the district that fired her has agreed to settle. This is a win for religious freedom! From The Christian Post. A California school district has agreed to pay $360,000 to settle with a Christian teacher reportedly fired for refusing to use … Continued

Fed Court Upholds School Ban on Opt-Out of LGBT Curriculum

The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that schools can refuse to allow parents to opt students out of LGBT-themed lessons. The court’s ruling demonstrates how far America is from our founding principles and understanding of truth. The court created a new standard with its ruling, which we must pray will be overruled. From The … Continued

Prayer and Action Victory in Ohio

The city’s “gatekeepers” were ready when an adult-use marijuana cultivator and processor came to Chardon, Ohio, last March. Longtime intercessor Keith Landies and his fellow church members and concerned citizens found out that a proposed marijuana operation was to be on the City Council’s next meeting agenda. So they decided to show up at City … Continued

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