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The November 3rd General Election is critical for the future of Illinois. Early voting starts September 24th. We cannot emphasize strongly enough how important it is for Christians to be good stewards of God’s amazing gift of self-government and exercise our civic duty to vote.

Don't assume your child's private school is a safe haven. Many are quietly pushing the same DEI agendas and woke indoctrination found in government schools. It is time for parents to stop being passive and start vetting where their kids are being educated.

History without the “who” and “why” isn’t history—it’s propaganda. Fairfax schools told teachers not to connect 9/11 with Islam while omitting the terrorists’ stated motives. What is your child’s school teaching? Ask questions. Demand the truth.

The radical Left is no longer just holding protests—they are running disciplined, well-funded armies. From Soros-backed cash to tactical street cells at ICE facilities, the architecture of a domestic "color revolution" is being built right before our eyes.

Certain words when they are mispronounced, overused, misused or applied carelessly drive my wife Rhonda a bit crazy.

Before our daughter was born, both my husband and I were on the same page about posting her face on social media: we weren’t going to do it.

The November 3rd election is fast approaching and the stakes for Illinois couldn't be higher. Christians cannot afford to be silent or passive while humanists reshape our state. Equip yourself and your community with the IFI Voter Guide to ensure we elect leaders who fear God and uphold truth. Don’t wait—order your copies now and distribute them widely!

On September 9th, 2026, the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in the high-stakes case, Louisiana v. FDA (Food and Drug Administration).

Early September, the Trump Administration was reported to have drafted a plan to allow eligible married stay-at-home parents to receive federal child care subsidies under the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF).








