Protecting women’s sports shouldn’t be controversial — but the clash between Riley Gaines and AOC proves truth is under attack.

A deadly push to legalize assisted suicide has returned in Springfield. Will we protect the vulnerable — or normalize suicide as “healthcare”? Here’s what you need to know — and how you can help stop it.

The time for courage is now. Don’t miss Riley Gaines at IFI’s Annual Banquet as we stand for faith, family, and freedom in Illinois.

The “21-point plan” for Gaza rewards terrorists, pressures Israel, and fast-tracks a “Palestinian state” before Hamas is defeated. America must stand firm with Israel and urge President Trump to reject this dangerous scheme and focus on Hamas’s total destruction.

We are honored to welcome Riley Gaines to our fall banquet. With steadfast faith, she has courageously defended women’s sports and biblical truth in the face of intense pressure. Her example inspires hope for this generation and strength for our faith, families, and nation.

The Woke Left tried to silence, intimidate, and threaten her—but Riley Gaines stood firm in her faith and refused to compromise the truth. Don’t miss this courageous young woman at IFI’s Fall Banquet—bring your family & friends, and sponsor a table today!

During the early evening hours on Thursday, the Illinois House narrowly passed the controversial physician-assisted suicide bill (SB 1950 Amendment 2) by a vote of 63 to 42, with two members voting "present." Eleven state representatives did not cast a vote on the legislation.

Your State Representative, Dave Vella (D-Loves Park), is undecided as to how he will vote on the diabolical and demonic scheme to legalize physician-assisted assisted suicide in Illinois, HFA2 to SB 1950. Legislation like this paints the wrong picture of...

State Representative Robyn Gabel (D-Chicago) and some of her colleagues are advocating for legislation that would permit physicians to prescribe lethal drugs for suicide. This proposal directly challenges the core medical tenet of "First, do no harm," and its passage would mark a deeply concerning ethical departure for Illinois, shifting the focus from health care to death care.

The General Assembly's regular session is quickly approaching its May 31st deadline, with lawmakers grappling over the FY26 budget through debates on spending cuts, tax hikes, and gambling expansion. Our top concern, however, lies with the renewed push for suicide legislation, which assaults the sanctity of life and promotes death in our state.

As the legislative session heads into its final stretch, the atmosphere is becoming increasingly chaotic and is expected to intensify before adjournment on May 31st. This week marks the critical deadline for bills to pass out of their originating chamber, creating immense pressure to secure the necessary votes.

Illinois state lawmakers are returning to Springfield on Tuesday and are scheduled to work through Friday. Even with the May 31st General Assembly adjournment date in sight, we dare not relax. Our adversaries are working diligently to pass dubious and dangerous bills.

Every year since 1952, the first Thursday in May is dedicated to prayer. As Christians, prayer should not just be a spiritual discipline that we exercise on the National Day of Prayer. Rather, prayer should be characteristic of our everyday life.

One of the more unusual forms of “work” in our world is that of an evangelist.