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Daily Wire host Michael Knowles explains his theological disagreement with Christian Zionism as Jerusalem church leaders blast the ideology as 'damaging' to Christian unity.

Minnesota's radical Attorney General Keith Ellison shockingly dismisses violent attacks on Christian churches as acceptable collateral damage in today's America.

As Trump's mass deportation operation begins, faithful Christians are being reminded they have both the constitutional right and biblical obligation to support law enforcement of immigration laws.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison essentially told Christian Americans they should just accept violent disruptions at their churches as the new normal, exposing the radical left's war on religious freedom.

Christian leaders who prioritize protecting illegal immigrants from ICE over defending their congregants' constitutional rights have lost their way—and their congregation should find shepherds who actually serve God and country.

Christian leaders report unprecedented religious awakening as Trump administration prioritizes faith initiatives and ends war on Christianity. America is rediscovering its spiritual roots.

The Trump administration's budget cuts are hitting woke libraries where it hurts most—their wallets—after years of cramming radical ideology down children's throats instead of teaching them to read.

As Trump begins mass deportations, some Christian leaders are prioritizing sanctuary for illegal aliens over defending their congregants' constitutional rights to worship freely.

Minnesota's radical Attorney General dismisses violent disruptions of Christian worship services, telling believers they must simply accept intimidation tactics as part of everyday life.

Sara Gonzales reveals firsthand encounters that expose how Islamic ideology is systematically replacing American values and traditions across the nation.

Nashville legend Jeffrey Steele refused to bow to music industry pressure to change lyrics honoring conservative icon Charlie Kirk in his hit song 'A Voice.'

Minnesota's radical Attorney General essentially shrugged off violent disruptions at Christian churches, telling believers they just have to 'live with' attacks on their faith.