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In a recent prayer meeting with DHS Commissioner Candice Broce, it was brought to our attention that over 2000 children in Foster Care are sleeping in either hotel rooms or […]

On June 24, 2022, God provided an answer to prayer that many believed might never come – the repeal of the tyranny of Roe. That historic moment was joyous, but […]

An unprecedented win for education freedom in Georgia is within our grasp – and YOU can make a difference. On Thursday, SB 233, a bill that would give students in […]

As Christians, the Bible calls us to more than just “being involved in politics.” Scripture calls us to be Salt & Light, to impact our world, to stand for Truth […]

We are not stopping. As Cole said in his short appeal Wednesday, those who oppose or would undermine our values aren’t stopping, and that means we can’t either. From Government […]

Weekly Wrap Up – the Ugly, the Bad, and the Good   With one full week and some change left in this year’s Georgia General Assembly, Frontline continues to battle […]

You’ll start the day with Heirloom donuts. You’ll continue the day hearing from great speakers about biblical citizenship, discerning truth, being winsome on social media, public policy in Georgia, and […]

An ESA bill has never passed a Chamber in the Georgia General Assembly. Two weeks ago, SB 233 became the most significant school choice measure to do so in our […]

Today, SB 140 was heard in the House Public Health Committee. With conservatives concerned about the weakness of the measure and liberals up in arms over anything that might possibly […]

I am going to confess something to you – I struggle with anxiety. One of the most embarrassing points in my life happened a few years ago when I went […]

Monday was Crossover Day, one of the busiest and most stressful days of session. The day gets its moniker from the fact that it is the deadline day for bills […]

I need you to fight for someone, many someones in the present and in the future. I want you to fight for a 13-year-old girl – let’s call her Jill. […]