We are calling the people of God to take a stand as the government of God over the government of earth.

Pastor Conlon posed the solemn question: "What have we done with the 400 years of freedom God has given us?"

I find any evangelical justification of a vote for an aggressively pro-abortion candidate and party to be unethical.

At last, we have someone fighting back for us—and for the unborn.

In a sense, a preacher is called to break the heart, a pastor to mend it.

It's our choice—stand or fall.

"We are going to be celebrating Merry Christmas again and it's going to be done with a big beautiful tax cut."

His case, to be heard Dec. 5, is one of the most important religious freedom cases of our generation.

The National Abortion Federation has until Dec. 27 to answer.

The answer is obvious, but it's indisputable.

A vote against Judge Moore on Dec. 12 is a vote for partial-birth abortion, same-sex marriage, globalism, open borders and a liberal Supreme Court.

A group of prominent senators has joined the effort to support Leland Bohannon, and thousands of signatures have been gathered to back them up.

The Constitution also wins big with this significant development.

The case may sound ridiculous, but an opposing group is serious about following through with its intentions.

Here is what the ACLJ is doing to help the process.

The Ohio House passed a similar bill two weeks ago. Doctors can face a stiff penalty for performing such an abortion.

It's amazing what these realtors are being persecuted for.

The ACLJ has appealed to lawmakers to intervene.

The Taylor Force Act will force the Palestinian Authority to face the consequences of its violence.

The nation's No. 1 economic issue will impact millions of Americans and small-business owners.