Lauren Brooke

‼️REDEDICATE AMERICA:
Sunday May 17th!✝️

There are times within history when words spoken by a leader reach far beyond politics and touch something spiritual.

President Donald Trump recently declared that the United States will be “rededicated as one nation under God” during the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington. The statement came as he announced Rededicate 250, a national gathering for prayer and thanksgiving ahead of America’s 250th anniversary.

For many Americans, the statement reflects a growing belief that a nation cannot remain strong while abandoning the moral and spiritual foundation it was built upon.

America’s founders repeatedly spoke about rights coming from the Creator, not government. They understood that freedom without virtue eventually collapses under its own weight.

But rededication is more than a national slogan. It begins personally. Before a country changes, hearts must change. Before revival reaches a nation, it reaches homes, families, churches, and private prayer closets.

“If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.”
2 Chronicles 7:14

Real revival has never started with hype. It starts with repentance, humility, prayer, and people fully turning back to God.

A nation is never too far gone for the God who still answers prayer!

🚨Russia’s Supreme Court has designated the so-called “International Satanism Movement” as an extremist organization‼️

The hearing was reportedly held behind closed doors. No defense appeared, and the ruling took effect immediately.

Russian Orthodox Patriarch, Patriarch Kirill had publicly pushed for the ban for months. Russian lawmakers and state-aligned figures have increasingly framed groups ranging from LGBT activists and abortion-rights advocates to furries and Ukraine’s Azov Brigade as cultural or ideological threats to the state.

Violating the ban could now carry prison sentences of up to

🧐hmm someone said this to me about Vladimir Putin…
Whenever someone is always painted as the villain, but he has rather based views and policies I start to question if he really is the villain.

What’s your thoughts on this recent news & statement?

🙄This appears to be a real story but very wrong!😳

Multiple news outlets, including the Associated Press, reported that a Southern California company called Just Like Me launched an AI-generated “Jesus” avatar that people can video-call. Reports say the service costs $1.99 per minute or $49.99 for a monthly package with about 45 minutes of conversation time.

According to reports, the avatar was trained on the King James Bible and sermons, and its appearance was inspired by Jonathan Roumie from the TV show The Chosen.

The story has sparked major debate online, with many Christians and non-Christians criticizing it as exploitative, strange, or even blasphemous.

The Bible warns against false representations of Christ!

For false christs and false prophets will rise and perform signs and wonders, to lead astray…
— Mark 13:22

Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits…
— 1 John 4:1

✝️This is most certainly wrong, wrong, wrong, on every level!
But…what are your thoughts!

‼️American Idol winner Hannah Harper used the finale of the show to openly give glory to God and share her faith with millions watching🙌

The 26 year old mother of three closed the season by singing Chris Tomlin's "At The Cross (Love Ran Red)" and declaring, "' surrender my life, I'm in awe of You." After winning the competition, Harper thanked those who prayed for her and said she was grateful for the doors God had opened in her life.

Throughout the season, Harper consistently spoke about her relationship with Jesus and said her goal was to remind people that nobody is too far gone for God's grace.

‼️Clive Johnston, a 78-year-old retired pastor in Northern Ireland, has been convicted and fined for preaching a Gospel-centered message near a hospital‼️

Clive may very well be the first person prosecuted under the law for preaching a sermon that did not even mention abortion, according to the Christian Institute.
Not only was the former pastor not speaking about abortion — he was preaching about one of the most fundamental passages to the Gospel message, John 3:16, which states, "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life"
(ESV).

Johnston was accused of trying to
"influence" people inside a so-called safe access zone near the hospital's abortion services. But the sermon happened on a Sunday when the clinic was closed, and he says he never mentioned abortion or used signs or banners.

After the hearing, Johnston said, "There is a lot at stake," arguing that prosecutors are treating a small outdoor Sunday service as a criminal offense. He also said believers have been sustained by prayer and that "Christ is the most precious thing in the world to us."
The case has drawn international attention.

The United States Department of State recently called the case "concerning" and said it is monitoring buffer zone prosecutions in the U.K., raising concerns about free speech and religious liberty.

🙏Let’s pray for our dear brother in Christ!

‼️A single sentence has reignited a national firestorm‼️

“By the grace of God we always will be a Christian Nation.”

To some, those words are a bold reminder of America’s spiritual roots — an unapologetic acknowledgment that faith shaped the nation’s laws, culture, and moral framework. To others, they sound dangerous, exclusionary, or even threatening.

But here’s the deeper question:

🔥If Christianity truly has no influence anymore… why does its mention still provoke such outrage?

America’s founding documents repeatedly reference God, Providence, and rights endowed by a Creator. Early presidents prayed publicly, quoted Scripture, and called the nation to repentance. Faith wasn’t hidden — it was foundational.

Yet today, simply acknowledging Christianity’s role in America’s identity is treated by some as radical.

This reaction exposes a deeper tension:

Is America merely a piece of land with laws — or a civilization built on inherited moral truths?

Can a structure survive after removing its foundation?

History shows something important: when belief is pressured, it doesn’t disappear — it clarifies.

The issue isn’t whether Christianity will be debated in America.

It always has been.

The real question is whether the nation remembers what it was built on — or chooses to replace it.

Because no nation drifts from its foundations without consequences.

🙄THIS IS CRAZY & very wrong but appears to be a real story!😳

Multiple news outlets, including the Associated Press, reported that a Southern California company called Just Like Me launched an AI-generated “Jesus” avatar that people can video-call. Reports say the service costs $1.99 per minute or $49.99 for a monthly package with about 45 minutes of conversation time.

According to reports, the avatar was trained on the King James Bible and sermons, and its appearance was inspired by Jonathan Roumie from the TV show The Chosen.

The story has sparked major debate online, with many Christians and non-Christians criticizing it as exploitative, strange, or even blasphemous.

The Bible warns against false representations of Christ!

For false christs and false prophets will rise and perform signs and wonders, to lead astray…
— Mark 13:22

Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits…
— 1 John 4:1

✝️This is most certainly wrong, wrong, wrong, on every level!
But…what are your thoughts!

🙌Pray by name for your brother Amir-Ali, 32. He was recently released from Evin Prison where he was imprisoned in March 2024 for his involvement in establishing a house church.

This happened in Iran, in the city of Tehran. Amir-Ali Minaei, a Christian convert, was imprisoned there after being accused.

He was serving a sentence of two-and-a-half years and was released early as part of an annual amnesty.

In prison, Amir-Ali suffered physical assault by a prison guard and developed a heart condition, likely due to stress.

Thank God for answered prayer today and praise Him for your brother’s freedom—a powerful reminder of Psalm 34:18. Please pray with him and his family for his physical and mental recovery. And pray for all believers who remain in prison for their faith.

Thanks to for this update and story.

‼️When 11-year-old Roxli Doss was diagnosed with what appeared to be a rare, inoperable brain tumor in June, she faced it with courage.

Each year, some 300 children in the U.S. are diagnosed with this particular brain tumor, known as a diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma, or DIPG.
There is no cure, and less than 1 percent of people who develop one survive beyond five years.

"It is a devastating disease. You have decreased ability to swallow, sometimes vision loss, decreased ability to talk. Eventually difficulty with breathing," said Dr. Virginia Harrod, Roxli's doctor at Dell Children's Medical Center in Austin.

Roxli was given months to live. As she went through weeks of radiation, her parents Scott and Gena Doss prayed for a miracle.

"We got it," Gena said.
"Praise God, we did," Scott added.

Typically, radiation is a life-extending treatment and not a cure. But just over two months after being diagnosed, the tumor appeared to have completely gone away.

Doctors can't explain the remarkable response.

"It was actually unbelievable. The tumor is undetectable on an MRI scan, which is very unusual," Dr. Harrod said.

🙌People can debate theology all day, but moments like this force the world to confront the power of God. Prayer is not empty words thrown into the air. God still moves, still heals, and still reminds people that He has the final say.
The culture loves to praise science when things go right but refuses to acknowledge God when something unexplainable happens. Yet countless people have witnessed prayers answered in ways no human being could manufacture. That truth makes unbelief uncomfortable.
An entire generation is being taught to trust everything except God. Trust influencers.
Trust politics. Trust trends. Trust feelings.
But when fear, sickness, and suffering hit, people suddenly remember how desperate they are for hope bigger than themselves.
This is why faith matters. Not fake religion for appearances, but real dependence on God in the middle of impossible situations.
Prayer is powerful because God is powerful.
That has never changed no matter how loud the world becomes.
The same society that mocks believers becomes silent when miracles break through and people cannot deny what happened right in front of them.