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Rededicate 250:
A National Jubilee of Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving
May 29, 2026
Great leaders always embody great perseverance. I often think of President Trump when considering this critical trait. No leader of our nation has had to endure the level of opposition and mistreatment he has endured over the past 10 years or so. His relentless, “no quit” attitude was seen by the entire world when he stood to his feet after being shot and, with a bloody face, shouted, “Fight! Fight! Fight!”
But perseverance is not just for presidents; everyone needs this cha
AMERICA
SHALL
BE SAVED
May 29, 2026
Great leaders always embody great perseverance. I often think of President Trump when considering this critical trait. No leader of our nation has had to endure the level of opposition and mistreatment he has endured over the past 10 years or so. His relentless, “no quit” attitude was seen by the entire world when he stood to his feet after being shot and, with a bloody face, shouted, “Fight! Fight! Fight!”
But perseverance is not just for presidents; everyone needs this cha
May 28, 2026
With the astonishing number of attempts to assassinate President Trump, the body of Christ MUST be faithful in our prayers for him, his family, and staff. This post is a teaching on prayer for protection, not only for leaders, but for anyone.
PAGA
Interestingly, one of the meanings of the Hebrew word for “intercession,” paga, is “boundary” or “border,” the point at which two territories meet or connect.(1) Paga is used repeatedly this way in Joshua 19. For examp
May 27, 2026
While praying for President Trump and his team regarding the situation in Iran, including the issues related to the Strait of Hormuz, the Holy Spirit reminded me of a passage of Scripture in Exodus. We will go there momentarily. But first, some context regarding the Iranian situation.
Some feel that the financial hardships created throughout the world by the Iranians’ shutdown of the Strait, followed by Trump’s decision to blockade it entirely, created a trap for the Preside
May 26, 2026
In asking for the Lord’s guidance regarding today’s post, my mind kept being drawn to Barnabas, Paul’s traveling companion for a few years. His given name was Joseph, but he was nicknamed by the church, Barnabas, meaning “son of encouragement.” It is telling that perhaps the greatest of the early church apostles needed an encourager by his side. Here is a brief summary of Barnabas’ ministry life:
May 25, 2026
As Americans celebrate Memorial Day Weekend with barbecues and baseball games, parades and parties, which are all appropriate, it is imperative that we also spend focused time remembering the purpose for this special day – namely, to honor the sacrifices of the military fallen and their families. Today is the 55th commemoration of Memorial Day in the 250th year of our beloved country’s exceptional history. As such, I thought it would be appropriate to glean wisdom about the m
May 22, 2026
In Joshua 14, having journeyed hard and long, holding to a promise from God, the people of Israel finally stood in the land for which they had been striving. Their long journey had been marked by many experiences that proved God was with them and fighting for them. Every step they took had been necessary to position them in that place at that moment; past obedience had contributed to their present reality.
Their courageous leap of faith in following the priests as they carri
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