"Senators Marco Rubio (R-FL), James Lankford (R-OK), and Chris Coons (D-DE) . . . introduced a bipartisan resolution affirming the commitment of the United States to promoting religious freedom and condemning persecution based on faith. This resolution also encourages the president to nominate an ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom within the State Dept . . .
Pray that Congress acts to advance religious freedoms-that strategies would emerge and religious liberty bills would pass. Thank God for the advances we have seen in the administration.
Any day of the week, the North Korean propaganda machine can be relied upon to spew out anti-American vitriol using some formulation of 'imperialist' and 'aggressor' and 'hostile.'
The Kim family has kept a tight grip on North Korea for some seven decades by perpetuating the idea that the Americans are out to get them. From the . . .
God, give us wisdom to understand the North Korean crisis from their perspective. Heal the hurts of the past and bring reconciliation and restoration to our nations.
"A Tennessee woman, apparently discontent with her congressman's remarks at a town hall held at the University of Tennessee-Martin, did what any normal, curious and courteous constituent would do to have her follow-up concerns addressed - she chased his car down, forced him off the road and started screaming and banging on their windows
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Thank God for His intercessors all over this nation. Pray that Christians would respond in godliness to political opposition. Click
here to send a prayer to encourage Christians in the Trump Cabinet.
In a bitter diplomatic incident, a senior member of the US delegation making preparations for Trump's visit to Israel next week angrily rejected a request that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accompany the president when he visits the Western Wall . . .
Pray for President Trump as he travels to the Middle East-may he speak with wisdom and grace.
Today, we need another genuine revival. Without it, culture will continue its downward spiral. Many Christians recognize this, but many don't. One segment of the evangelical church, alarmed by the marginalization of Christians and increasing public immorality, focuses on electing politicians who seem to share our values. But politics won't change things . . .
