We have been on the offense to ensure election integrity, to protect children from forced vaccinations, to protect girls' sports, to protect children from woke indoctrination in schools, to protect pastors teaching biblical truth, to protect school boards and teachers who stand for parental rights and free speech. And almost four years later, we are still fighting against the remnants of governmental attempts to usurp the constitution under the guise of COVID-19.We have been on the offense to ensure election integrity, to protect children from forced vaccinations, to protect girls' sports, to protect children from woke indoctrination in schools, to protect pastors teaching biblical truth, to protect school boards and teachers who stand for parental rights and free speech. And almost four years later, we are still fighting against the remnants of governmental attempts to usurp the constitution under the guise of COVID-19.

Victory is sweet, but the battle is far from over! As we stated last month, “No fraud or deceit can stand against a tidal wave of righteous votes.” With common sense stepping back into the Oval Office, optimism is in the air—a hope that this administration will course-correct, uphold the Constitution, and empower us to thrive in true freedom—the precious, God-given rights that define us as Americans.

The cancel culture mob is on the prowl, eager to slap the label of "hate speech" on anyone brave enough to defend biblical truth. We have watched the chaos unfold with open borders, defunding the police, and the push for gender confusion. Men are now claiming trophies in women’s sports, doctors are performing irreversible surgeries on confused children, drag queens are reading to toddlers, and terrorists are marching in our streets. This is not progress—it is a full-scale assault on the values that shaped America.

Are science teachers still allowed to teach…science?  Not according to one public school district. In today’s upside-down world, truth is under attack, and those who dare speak it are paying the price. Ray Shelton, a fifth-grade teacher with 25 years of outstanding academic service, is a prime example. When he challenged California’s Glendale Unified School District’s (GUSD) “Sex-Change Policies” which not only harm children but force teachers to bow to extreme political agendas that violate both personal beliefs and religious convictions, GUSD accused him of “hate speech.”

We know things are tough when a pastor gets sued simply for publicly opposing the appointment of a man to a library board. Do pastors still have the right to free speech? In a society where many blur the lines between right and wrong, we need more pastors willing to stand up and speak the truth.