November 4, 2026

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Christian Leaders Call For A ‘Day of Prayer’ For Israel In Churches This Sunday

This Sunday, May 19, Family Research Council’s (FRC) Tony Perkins along with other Christian leaders across the nation, including Franklin Graham, are calling on churches to show support for Israel by taking time to pray for the nation in the midst of its war against Hamas.

Pray For & Stand With Israel “is meant as a call for the Christian community to unite in prayer and stand in … support for Israel on Sunday, May 19,” and to allow time in their worship services to “pray for Israel’s peace, prosperity, and protection,” according to a press release from FRC.

Perkins, president of FRC, visited Israel and met with people affected by the Oct. 7 attack, as well as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The two men discussed challenges facing the nation.

“Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed an urgent need for Americans who support Israel to visibly show their support,” Perkins said, “We discussed the importance of solidarity and prayer as powerful expressions of support that can make a meaningful difference in the relationship between the United States and Israel.”

Franklin encouraged people to participate in the day of prayer, saying, “This is a critical period in Israel’s history. We look around us and see antisemitism raging. We see Iran’s recent attack. We remember the brutal slaughter of over 1,200 Jewish people on Oct. 7 and see 133 hostages still being held by Hamas, used as human shields to protect their wicked leadership.

“Please pray for Prime Minister Netanyahu,” Franklin said, “and all of Israel’s leadership as they go through these very dark days. Pray especially for the hostages and all those suffering as a result of the Oct. 7 attack. Most importantly, as the Bible, the Word of God, instructs us—pray for the peace of Jerusalem (Psalm 122:6).”


We Want Politicians Who Have A Biblical Worldview… But Politics Can Never Solve Our Most Significant Problem

The Bible tells us that our ultimate problem is a spiritual problem—it’s sin! It’s a heart issue. We’re all sinners in rebellion against God, and sin nature is ultimately at the root of all of our problems. Crime, immorality, corruption, greed, poverty, disease—all of these exist because of our sin and the fallen state of creation. Because our ultimate problem is sin, politics will never ultimately solve our problems. Now, don’t misunderstand me: politics matter, certainly, and we want politicians who have a biblical worldview and will make decisions based on the truths of Scripture. But even a “best-case scenario” with politics won’t ultimately save anyone—even if it makes a difference in this life.

Not A ‘Land Dispute’: Why Is The Media Ignoring The Systematic Killing Of Christians In Nigeria

Multiple sources working among displaced Christians in northern Nigeria told Decision similar stories of sustained, systematic violence by jihadists toward Christian churches and communities, often while government security forces wait nearby until the attacks cease before responding. There is also a government narrative often repeated by the international community and some press agencies that the violence stems mostly from “complex” disputes between Muslim herders and Christian farmers and that no genocide exists.

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The Church Cannot Remain Silent On Biblical Matters Because They Have Been Declared ‘Political’

Jesus called His followers the salt of the earth and the light of the world. Neither image suggests withdrawal. Both describe engagement that makes a difference. So the issue is not whether the church should become political. It is whether Christians will remain biblical when biblical truth has political consequences. Our calling is neither to become the mouthpiece of a party nor to retreat into silence. It is to stand on God’s word, defend what is right, confront what is wrong, and speak with courage — even when the culture would rather we remain silent.

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This Sunday, May 19, Family Research Council’s (FRC) Tony Perkins along with other Christian leaders across the nation, including Franklin Graham, are calling on churches to show support for Israel by taking time to pray for the nation in the midst of its war against Hamas.

Pray For & Stand With Israel “is meant as a call for the Christian community to unite in prayer and stand in … support for Israel on Sunday, May 19,” and to allow time in their worship services to “pray for Israel’s peace, prosperity, and protection,” according to a press release from FRC.

Perkins, president of FRC, visited Israel and met with people affected by the Oct. 7 attack, as well as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The two men discussed challenges facing the nation.

“Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed an urgent need for Americans who support Israel to visibly show their support,” Perkins said, “We discussed the importance of solidarity and prayer as powerful expressions of support that can make a meaningful difference in the relationship between the United States and Israel.”

Franklin encouraged people to participate in the day of prayer, saying, “This is a critical period in Israel’s history. We look around us and see antisemitism raging. We see Iran’s recent attack. We remember the brutal slaughter of over 1,200 Jewish people on Oct. 7 and see 133 hostages still being held by Hamas, used as human shields to protect their wicked leadership.

“Please pray for Prime Minister Netanyahu,” Franklin said, “and all of Israel’s leadership as they go through these very dark days. Pray especially for the hostages and all those suffering as a result of the Oct. 7 attack. Most importantly, as the Bible, the Word of God, instructs us—pray for the peace of Jerusalem (Psalm 122:6).”


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We Want Politicians Who Have A Biblical Worldview… But Politics Can Never Solve Our Most Significant Problem

The Bible tells us that our ultimate problem is a spiritual problem—it’s sin! It’s a heart issue. We’re all sinners in rebellion against God, and sin nature is ultimately at the root of all of our problems. Crime, immorality, corruption, greed, poverty, disease—all of these exist because of our sin and the fallen state of creation. Because our ultimate problem is sin, politics will never ultimately solve our problems. Now, don’t misunderstand me: politics matter, certainly, and we want politicians who have a biblical worldview and will make decisions based on the truths of Scripture. But even a “best-case scenario” with politics won’t ultimately save anyone—even if it makes a difference in this life.

Not A ‘Land Dispute’: Why Is The Media Ignoring The Systematic Killing Of Christians In Nigeria

Multiple sources working among displaced Christians in northern Nigeria told Decision similar stories of sustained, systematic violence by jihadists toward Christian churches and communities, often while government security forces wait nearby until the attacks cease before responding. There is also a government narrative often repeated by the international community and some press agencies that the violence stems mostly from “complex” disputes between Muslim herders and Christian farmers and that no genocide exists.

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The Church Cannot Remain Silent On Biblical Matters Because They Have Been Declared ‘Political’

Jesus called His followers the salt of the earth and the light of the world. Neither image suggests withdrawal. Both describe engagement that makes a difference. So the issue is not whether the church should become political. It is whether Christians will remain biblical when biblical truth has political consequences. Our calling is neither to become the mouthpiece of a party nor to retreat into silence. It is to stand on God’s word, defend what is right, confront what is wrong, and speak with courage — even when the culture would rather we remain silent.

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SO DO WE.

 

Together, We Can Deliver A Biblical Understanding Of News Events Around The World And Equip The Church To Stand With A Biblical Worldview.