Revival Is Breaking Out Across America—Let us Tell the Story
Revival is breaking out across America—on campuses, in churches and communities, even at the capitals across the nation. However, most people don’t hear about it because the stories are scattered—and mainstream media minimizes stories of faith, hope, and spiritual Awakening.
Pastors & Pulpits: A Win for the Church
For 70 years, the Johnson Amendment restricted churches from speaking freely on civil politics. Introduced by Senator Lyndon Johnson in 1954, it warned pastors to stay silent on candidates or risk losing their tax benefits. Though rarely enforced, it cast a long shadow. Pulpits grew cautious. Congregations disengaged. Bible-believing churches stepped back, while progressive pulpits spoke freely—applauded and untouched.
But that changed this week.
Happy Independence Day
Today, we celebrate more than a historic victory—we honor the courage of men and women who built a nation on the unshakable truth of God’s Word. From the halls of government to the heart of education, this nation began with open Bibles, not blank slates. Our Founders declared independence from tyranny while declaring dependence on God.
Reviving Our Christian Foundation: How the Bible Shaped American Government
There is something sacred about structure when God authors it. America’s form of government was not merely stitched together by human ideas and ambition. It reflected the order and authority of God’s Word.
Reviving Our Christian Foundation: The Schools They Built
From the very beginning, America’s Founders wove education and faith together, believing both were essential to a free and virtuous society. For them, literacy served a higher purpose: knowing the Word of God and applying it to every area of life. Education grounded in Scripture trained future leaders to govern, serve, and build society on a moral foundation.
Faith for Revival and Awakening in 2024
FAITH for a believer is “confidence in what we hope for and assurance of what we do not see” (Heb 11:1). ” Whatever we ask for in prayer, we will […]
