What would it take for America to experience God's blessing again?
On Day 7 of Election Daily Prayer, we turn to Deuteronomy 28:3 and prays for God's blessing over our cities, communities, and nation.
Join us in asking the Lord to heal our land, guide Americans as they vote, and protect the integrity and fairness of the upcoming elections
Can America still turn back to God?
On Day 6 of Election Daily Prayer, let's reflect on Isaiah 33:22 and the urgent need for national repentance. As the election approaches, join us in praying that God's people would seek Him, that America would turn from its sins, and that the Lord would extend His mercy and deliverance to our nation.
Our nation's leaders face decisions that will shape America's future.
On Day 5 of Election Daily Prayer, we pray from Isaiah 33:22 for President Trump, his advisors, and governors across the nation. Join us in asking God to grant our leaders wisdom, guide the upcoming elections, and raise up leaders who will do what is right.
October 7, 2023, will never be forgotten.
We remember the innocent lives taken, the families forever changed, and the people of Israel who continue to carry the scars of that day.
Today and always, we stand with Israel. 🇮🇱
Who will write the laws that shape America's future?
On Day 4 of Election Daily Prayer, Pwe pray from Isaiah 33:22 for those running for legislative office across California and the nation. Join us in praying that God would raise up lawmakers who pursue righteousness, uphold what is good, and write laws that honor Him.
Judges hold tremendous authority, so we need to pray before we vote.
On Day 3 of Election Daily Prayer, let's pray for God to raise up righteous judges across California and the nation who will uphold justice and recognize the responsibility entrusted to them.
Join us in praying for wisdom as we vote and for leaders who will do what is right.
There's a peace only to be found on the other side of war. If that war should come, I will fight it!” Those fabled words are attributed to the lore of King Arthur, a central figure in medieval British literature. The words are true, nonetheless. Rarely do we stop to realize that among the nations of the world, their rise and fall is most often based upon the prevailing ideology or worldview that perseveres to the end of such conflicts. At the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., Lincoln implored Almighty God for a just and righteous conclusion to the Civil War, praying that the cost of war and its central purpose—that all men might live free—would prevail. As the war continues in the Middle East between Iran and the coalition of nations, both Western and Arab, seeking to end the brutality and tyranny of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and its radical belief system, a light is beginning to shine.
This past September, I was contacted by those close to the exiled Crown Prince of Iran, Reza Pahlavi, and asked if I would be willing to meet with him to discuss the possibility of religious freedom for what could be a new Iran after the war. I was honored by the request and was encouraged to invite other leaders across the United States who could add insight and support to the Crown Prince's vision of a rebirth of religious freedom for a post-war Iranian culture.
After being privately introduced to the Crown Prince, I was greatly encouraged to meet a man who is upright and honorable. I was also deeply moved to meet someone who, decades after his family was displaced from their homeland, still harbors an enduring passion to restore the Persian culture of pre-1979. If I had one opportunity to publicly express what I privately experienced while with him, I would declare that we should all pray for and support the Persian people and their hopes to once again become a nation respected and appreciated as it once was.
As a student of the Bible and history, I understand that Iran plays a powerful role in the end-times events of Scripture. But as a Christian minister of the gospel—and knowing that Iran is host to the fastest-growing underground church in the world—I am personally delighted to make myself available in whatever capacity possible to reach the people of Iran with the liberating truth of God’s Word. As the Scriptures declare, “Those who sat in darkness have seen a great light.” Let it be our hope and prayer that Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi’s passion to see his people blessed again becomes a reality. Please pray for the Iranian people, that they will soon experience true liberty and freedom no matter what faith they choose to practice.
What kind of leaders will we choose?
On Day 2 of Election Daily Prayer, we pray from Proverbs 29:2 for righteous leadership across our cities, states, and nation. Join us in praying for repentance, conviction, wisdom as we vote, and God’s mercy upon America.
California is about to pass a law recognizing the Muslim holidays Eid-al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as official state holidays.
Pastor @RealJackHibbs warns this is another sign that Islamists are making massive inroads in America—and that Christians have become far too complacent in defending our civilization.
🚨BREAKING: Please pray for the son of the Israeli ambassador to the U.S. Neria Leiter, an IDF reservist, is fighting for his life after a terrorist vehicle ramming attack at a checkpoint in Samaria.
Israeli forces shot and killed the driver at the scene.
Ambassador Yechiel Leiter is now returning to Israel to be with his son, instead of joining Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the U.N. General Assembly.
Steve Hilton's "Try It" ad? Grotesque. Insensitive.
Somebody on his team made an ignorant decision, and I'm furious.
But for California’s greater good, for your good, I'm still voting for Steve. His policies are statesmanship-like. No one matches him. This election, from the top of the ballot down, needs your vote for TEAM RED because Team Blue has destroyed this with 100% total control of California for over sixteen years now.
Sometimes I hate being right.
For 40 years, I warned Christians to be salt and light in every area of life. Many said, “Just preach the Gospel.”
Now the politics they ignored is coming for them.
Apathy has consequences.