Today, the President signed an Executive Order establishing the Religious Liberty Commission during the National Day of Prayer event in the Rose Garden.

It is more than worth our time to bring our concerns, requests, thanks, praise and worship to Him He cares.

Governor battles for students to have access to the Bible and Ten Commandments

Coach Joe Kennedy joins The City of God to share his incredible journey from coaching high school football to fighting for religious freedom at the U.S. Supreme Court. Fired for praying on the field, Coach Kennedy refused to back down, taking his case all the way to the highest court in the land. In this episode, he unpacks his legal...

Today, First Liberty Institute sent a letter to the Carlsbad (CA) City Council urging them to revoke the recent order by the city manager that forbids police chaplain JC Cooper and fire chaplain Denny Cooper from concluding prayers at some events “in Jesus’ name.” The Coopers were told the prayers were a form of harassment. Source: Carlsbad, California Official Orders...

At some universities around America, students have traded studying for finals for raucous anti-Israel protests. It’s vital that we pray amid the upheaval and public displays of hate. Consider College students around America have destroyed property, forcibly occupied their campuses for weeks at a time, and physically blocked other students (such as Jewish students or those who express support for...

Elementary School Principal Denies Student Request to Start an Interfaith Prayer Club After Allowing Pride Club a Week Earlier The Washington state school district is near Bremerton, where the school district lost an expensive case at the U.S. Supreme Court[…]

  When 5th grade student Laura at Creekside Elementary requested permission to start a prayer club, the school’s principal denied her request.

The number of President Biden’s gaffes and flip-flops on issues would fill a book, but he combined several categories of verbal meanderings at last week’s National Prayer Breakfast.

We recently toured the U.S. Capitol and Speaker Johnson—a former First Liberty attorney—made a surprise appearance.