10.27.25
First Liberty President & CEO Kelly Shackelford recently addressed thousands at Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, led by Pastor Jack Hibbs, sharing key legal battles, victories, and the urgent need for the church to stand firm in truth and obedience to God’s Word.
By Jenna Smith
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10.24.25
In a culture drowning in digital noise, Social Lights offers what Gen Z craves most—authentic, in-person community. This Christ-centered movement is helping young adults rediscover real connection, friendship, and purpose. Join them November 14 in Wheaton and see what belonging truly feels like.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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10.24.25
When government programs fall short, the Church steps up. Firehouse Chapel’s Boxes of Hope has provided over 15,000 meals to hungry students in Illinois’ southern suburbs—living out Jesus’ words in Matthew 25.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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10.22.25
At its root, allowing your minor to use Snapchat is a dangerous idea. Temporary stories, 24-hour messages, and hidden content make social media accountability and transparency almost impossible which can easily tempt children to send compromising and inappropriate pictures and engage in bullying activities.
By Thomas Hampson
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10.21.25
After infiltrating extremist groups, I discovered something the media won’t admit: the far-left and far-right have more in common than you think. The real divide in America isn’t left vs. right—it’s authoritarian vs. libertarian.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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10.20.25
Riley Gaines Barker shows what it means to live for Christ in a world that worships success. Don’t miss her challenge to the IFI audience to live boldly, stand firm in faith, and follow Christ above all.
By Mark Elfstrand, Cultural Affairs Writer
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10.16.25
Like all addictions, gambling can begin in seemingly innocent ways. Slot machines. Card games. Lotteries. Sports betting. Satan never reveals his hook prematurely.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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10.15.25
I have always been pro-life. However, since having my daughter this past June, I have become even more pro-life– if that was even possible.
By Brandon Myers
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10.09.25
Charlie Kirk’s death shook the Church—but his faith still speaks. Four weeks later, we reflect on the meaning of sainthood, the cost of courage, and what Christ’s people must learn from a life lived unashamed for truth.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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10.08.25
If you have been following the family-friendly series, you know that we at IFI care about parents having affordable, conservative swaps for their families.
By David E. Smith
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10.07.25
A nation cannot endure without secure borders, a shared language, and common values. When immigration is lawful and orderly, it strengthens America by allowing newcomers to integrate into our culture. But violent riots, obstruction, and collaboration with radical agitators are designed to weaken our republic and sow chaos.
By Mark Elfstrand, Cultural Affairs Writer
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10.03.25
Hater’ is the Left’s go-to label—but often the real hate lies within. Scripture calls us to something better: love God, hate sin.
By Rev. Calvin Lindstrom
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10.02.25
In the summer of 2019, the Evangelical Church of Finland pledged its full support for a Helsinki Pride event. Päivi Räsänen, a member of the church and a longstanding elected official, posted on X (then Twitter) a picture of Romans 1:24-27 along with a question.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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09.30.25
Erika Kirk’s words of forgiveness at Charlie Kirk’s memorial have stirred deep conversation. Her grace toward her husband’s murderer confronts us with a vital question: how are Christians called to forgive one another?
By Bill Muehlenberg
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09.27.25
The death of God’s leaders often paves the way for new ones. We see this with Dr. Baucham’s untimely passing and Kirk’s assassination—just as Elisha rose after Elijah, and the disciples became the driving force of the early church. As John 12:24 reminds us, death can bear much fruit.
