Christian Voting Myth No. 3: ‘I Don’t Like Either Candidate, So What’s the Point?’
Editor’s Note: This is part three of a four-part series debunking four common myths Christians use to not vote. Read … Read More
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Christian Voting Myth No. 2: ‘God Is in Charge Anyway So It Doesn’t Matter if I Vote’
Editor’s Note: This is part two of a four-part series debunking common myths Christians use to not vote. The remaining … Read More
Amy Coney Barrett: Carpool Driver, Party Planner and Spirit-Filled Believer
You have to try hard to find something wrong with Amy Coney Barrett. The New Orleans-born, charismatic Catholic professor and … Read More
Christian Voting Myth No. 1: ‘One Vote Doesn’t Make a Difference’
Editor’s Note: This is part one of a four-part series debunking four common myths Christians use to not vote. The … Read More
Heart Tattoo: God’s Miraculous Merging of Two Unlikely Souls
It was in May of 2019 that my heart was moved beyond expectation. A heart tattooed, marked indelibly by an … Read More
iVoterGuide’s Comprehensive Research Helps Americans Vote Intelligently
The 2020 iVoterGuide Presidential and Vice Presidential Voter Guide provides millions of voters fact-based, heavily researched reviews of how each … Read More
Jonathan Cahn’s Bestselling Book ‘The Harbinger II: The Return’ Reveals the Ancient Mystery Behind ‘Year of Disorder’ for 2020
When the year of 2020 first began, few people imagined the devastation we would face as a country. Few foresaw … Read More
Vote: Make Your Voice Heard, Says Tony Perkins
Tony Perkins has “been there, done that.” Born and raised in Oklahoma, a graduate of Liberty University and Louisiana University, … Read More
On President Trump: Why I Can’t Take the Character Charge Seriously
These points came from a recent debate on reelecting President Trump. The opening statement can be viewed here and the … Read More
God’s Team Fights for the Church—Faith, Family and Freedom
Second Lady Karen Pence opened Thursday’s rally in Peoria, Arizona, by telling a family story. “Our family lives for three … Read More
Catholic Priest Sues California Governor for Violating Religious Rights
One Catholic priest has had enough of California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s seemingly endless “state of emergency” and the constitutional violations … Read More
‘Moms for America’ Encourages Women to Vote Weeks Before Election
Kimberly Fletcher, a mother of eight, and founder and president of Moms for America®, a national movement calling on moms … Read More
Vice President Pence Dedicates Debate to Kayla Mueller
Vice President Pence dedicated the vice presidential debate on Oct. 7 to Christian martyr Kayla Mueller. He invited her parents … Read More
Dream Ignites ‘We The People,’ a 21-Day Pre-Election Fast
On the night Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died, and our ministry school with Contend was having an all-night prayer meeting, … Read More
Fervent Intercession, Repentance Mark Pastor Carter Conlon’s Prayer Meeting
Last night, people of all walks of life gathered in person and online to pray for and intercede on behalf … Read More
Dr. Michael Brown: My Message to ‘Pro-Life Evangelicals for Biden’
In a period of less than 10 minutes on Monday, I read an article about candidate Joe Biden’s extreme pro-abortion … Read More
Why Do Many People Despise Preachers in America Today?
Those who have been called to preach, much like the prophets in the Old Testament, will confront compromise, condemn moral … Read More
Dr. Michael Brown: Once Again, Why Many Evangelical Christians Strongly Support Trump
The massive groundswell of prayer support for President Donald J. Trump as he battles COVID-19 reminds us of just how … Read More
5 Reasons Why Christians Will Avoid Politics This November
I wrote this article a few years ago but it’s never been more relevant. In my opinion, failure to recognize … Read More
Eddie Hyatt: 3 Major Reasons I Cannot Vote for a Democrat
When Ronald Reagan left the Democratic party in 1962 at the age of 51, he explained his departure, saying, “I … Read More
It’s Time to Stand on the Right Side of History
I have always considered myself a political independent, and still do. In the past, I avoided publicly supporting a political … Read More