Hello to all my friends in Jesus across the USA!

Attached is a prayer I’ve been nurturing over the past few weeks regarding the upcoming celebrations of the 250th anniversary of the United States of America.

TO ALL FRIENDS of our mission for Jesus Christ:
Robyne and I are ready to enter into in what we believe will be for us, for Proclaim Hope / Christ Now, and for our team—and all of you!a summer of destiny.

I awoke Monday morning to the news of our president’s most recent meme from the White House (posted during the night), picturing himself as Jesus Christ bringing healing to the sick. Seeing a meme so sacrilegious, I knew I must start taking more seriously the warnings of Jesus, who told us that before he returns and as the gospel advances, “many will come in my name and claim to be the Christ” (Matthew 24).

This past Saturday, out of curiosity, I attended a “No Kings” rally near my home in Morristown, New Jersey—the location of a major headquarters for General Washington during the Revolutionary War. Along with thousands of fellow Americans, many carrying quite creative homemade signs, I chanted various non-partisan cheers as we listened to earnest speakers and singers.

In this blog post, you’ll find that the question is a little more complicated than the average Christian would suspect. There are at least four options as to what the phrase “Christ is King” means in today’s world:

Hearing the reports of the intense political, moral, relational, and spiritual convulsions among God’s people in my country, I said, “Lord Jesus, the American Church seems to be nearing its demise.”

Your new book is dripping with truth. Every sentence is important. May the Spirit of the reigning Christ multiply the readers of this powerful book. For His eternal glory!

At this critical moment, I would invite you to stand with us in prayer for the people of Iran and for the precious Church of Jesus Christ living and worshipping there.

In this post, I want to excerpt a few of John Mac Ghlionn’s spot-on observations and then add some brief thoughts of my own that confirm and expand on each. See what you think.

As we step into 2026, our cry is simple and focused: Jesus, be our fix in 2026!

If not now, when? If there ever was a time when the Church of America (and the world) needs to awaken to the infinite supremacy of Christ and the boundless HOPE we have in Him—surely it is NOW!

Now that we’re almost a month into the new year, what do you think lies ahead for America in 2026?

On January 5, 2021, we witnessed flags in the hands of some of the assailants at the Capitol that read, “An Appeal to Heaven.” This past week, I was Zooming with a friend. I could see posted on the back wall of his office the same banner: “An Appeal to Heaven.”

Dateline 12/02/2130: Kent, Ohio, USA. It’s 11 AM on a Saturday morning in early December. I’m standing on the Commons of Kent State University in NE Ohio, which serves over 44,000 students.

Here’s a great way to expand the spiritual impact of the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons! Spend the next ten minutes with me, and let’s explore the two questions above.

In an interview, David Bryant challenged the students to spread Christ awakening movement in their campuses. Because it is a urgent need of the time.

I ask and answer whether it is proper for Christians even to recognize Halloween, let alone celebrate it—let alone be HAPPY because of it!

After the events of this past Wednesday, that IS the question of the hour.
After the brutal murder of Charlie Kirk, many are saying that America is standing at an “inflection point.” The term can be defined like this:

On Saturday, April 19, modern patriots gathered in New England to commemorate the anniversary of the American Revolution by reenacting the opening engagements at Lexington and Concord. The gunfire between the British troops and American colonists is often referred to as \”the shot heard ‘round the world.\” Eventually, the uprising that began there culminated in the founding of America, which has brought 250 years of global transformations.