Abortion is murder - not reproductive healthcare.

As we approach National Day of Prayer, My Faith Votes has created 10 free prayer guides to help Christians pray.

myfaithvotes.org/prayer-guides

In a nation often divided along political and ideological lines, prayer unites the diverse communities of His Church to seek God's will for our nation and to bring honor to Him as we stand for His righteousness.

When we pray for our nation’s leaders we must:
• Pray they would know Jesus and walk with Him.
• Pray their families would be strengthened.
• Pray they operate under God’s wisdom.

The issues we care about—life, family, freedom, justice—are on the ballot in 2024. As Christian voters, we have a responsibility to advocate for the values that reflect God's heart for humanity.

Our faith compels us to seek the welfare of our communities and nation. Voting is one way we can actively pursue the common good and advocate for policies that align with biblical principles.

When we vote, we're not just shaping policies; we're shaping culture. Our votes reflect our values and beliefs, influencing the direction of our nation. Let's vote with wisdom and discernment.

Every vote counts. By engaging in the political process, Christians can be a voice for truth, justice, and righteousness in our society. Let's make our voices heard at the ballot box.

As Christians, voting isn't just a civic duty—it's a spiritual responsibility. Our faith calls us to be stewards of the world around us, including our communities and nations.

“What a Friend We Have in Jesus”
Sunday hymn by Joseph Medlicott Scriven (1855)

Governments have a responsibility to constrain evil and promote good (Romans 13:4). By voting, Christians can help shape a society that reflects God's righteousness and justice.

Pray that the vile antisemitism that is growing across our nation will stop. Pray that college students across this nation will not be swept up by dangerous ideologies and destructive groupthink, but will know truth, to think critically, and to turn their allegiance to Jesus.

As stewards of God-given freedom, Christians have a responsibility to participate in the democratic process. Don't underestimate the power of your vote!

God created us male and female in His perfect and glorious design. To affirm otherwise hurts the very people we are called to love.

Every election offers an opportunity for Christians to advocate for policies that honor God and benefit our communities. Don't sit on the sidelines—exercise your civic duty and vote!

Voting allows Christians to have a say in electing leaders who will uphold religious liberty, protect the sanctity of life, and defend the vulnerable. Make your voice heard!

Anti-Semitism threatens religious freedom and peace, values cherished in Christianity. Christians are called to be advocates for peace and protectors of all individuals' right to worship freely.

Christian, remain faithful in doing His will until the return of Christ, the King. May the kingdom of Jesus come, and His will be done here on Earth as it is in Heaven. (Matthew 6:10)