As conservative Christians continue to push for religious freedom protections in the wake of the 2015 U.S. Supreme Court decision that legalized same-sex marriage, there might be lessons religious freedom advocates can take away from the successes of the pro-life movement.
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Growing evidence of the true political nature of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) can be found in the decision of the FBI three years ago to dumped the SPLC as a valid "resource." Their fraudulent "hate group" designation for faith-based organizations that uphold Biblical sexual morality has been identified by some as hate-mongering and a scam.
Featured in the Spotlight podcast this week is Dr. Rob Rienow, the founder of Visionary Family Ministries. Dr. Rienow is the pastor of Grace Fellowship Church in Glen Ellyn. If you are concerned about how many hours a day your children spend staring at a screen, or how much of their social life is connected to social media, then this podcast is for your!! Technology is a huge part of a children's life, and it needs to be a huge part of our parenting.
“The militant left here has been outrageous. It’s not conservatives that are going out there burning cars and turning them upside down in universities just because someone is speaking. It’s not the conservatives that are saying ‘pigs in a blanket’ and advocating for the killing of police officers,” said U.S. Representative Trent Franks in a recent radio interview. Meanwhile, liberals call conservatives wing nuts.
Back in July, and by way of a Tweet, President Donald Trump called for the U.S. Senate to change its rules from a 60 vote threshold for cloture to 51. This would enable the lawmakers in this chamber to take up, fully debate and vote on specific bills -- many of which have already passed the U.S. House of Representatives. Under the 60 vote rule, 41 U.S. Senators can block their 59 colleagues from proceeding with the legislative process.
State Representative Peter Breen (R-Lombard) has repeatedly and publicly condemned Gov. Bruce Rauner after he signed taxpayer-funding of abortions for women covered by Medicaid and through state employee insurance plans. He told Tribune columnist John Kass that “the Rauner experiment is over.” He recently talked to our own Monte Larrick for an IFA video report.
Illinois Family Action and its political action committee (IFA-pac) are dedicated to defending life, marriage, family, and our God-given rights. Nehemiah called Christians to defend the walls of Jerusalem. We at seek to help defend our families here in Illinois.
Is the Declaration of Independence “perhaps one of the most important documents in the history of mankind”? Or are both the Declaration and U.S. Constitution to be disregarded because there were slave owners involved with drafting them?
Governor Bruce Rauner's support of HB 40, which legalizes the use of tax funds for abortion through Medicaid and state employee insurance plans, has alienated pro-life and pro-family voters throughout the state. Rauner claimed to be a fiscal conservative with no social agenda, yet he signed this radical agenda anyway. He also signed into law a bill that forces pro-life doctors and pregnancy centers to refer women to abortion mills (SB 1564), among many other Leftist proposals.
In 2008, during the largest terrorism funding trial in U.S. history, United States v. Holy Land Foundation, a document published in 1991 outlined Muslim plans to take over America. An Explanatory Memorandum: On the General Strategic Goal for the Group, seized in a 2004 FBI raid of the Virginia home of a Muslim Brotherhood operative, was presented during the trial as evidence of “a Civilization-Jihadist Process.”
Now that prominent conservatives are seeing Governor Bruce Rauner for who he really is, we arrive at a genuinely dramatic moment in a state where the Republican Party’s failures have paved the way for Leftist policies to ruin the state.
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