Faithful Steward Ministries and FSM Women's Outreach

Many years ago, John MacArthur, while speaking at Focus on the Family, made a statement that shocked everyone in attendance and readers for weeks afterwards. His comment (paraphrased) was, ‘America has forgotten the God of our forefathers, and as such I see no reason for Him to keep His hand of divine providence upon this nation.’ Since then, there have been many incidents in which tragedy has befallen this nation. Fires, Floods, Hurricanes, Sickness, and Shootings, and the outcomes have been the same, either a cry ‘why would a gracious God allow this’ or they sparked a renewed interest in religion. None could be considered a revival, and all ended as quickly as they began.

I am not a naysayer; I firmly believe God is sovereign and can do anything He pleases. Can a revival occur? Yes. Will a revival happen? I think I am in John MacArthur’s camp on this matter, and I have to ask: why would God bother with a nation that worships man-made idols and does not consider Him Lord?

The following article from the Colson Center examines the most recent tragedy that has sparked renewed religious fervor in America.

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Evaluating the “Kirk Effect”

During the memorial service for Charlie Kirk, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said, “Charlie started a political movement but unleashed a spiritual revival.” Many people have, in fact, used the word revival to describe what has happened, especially among young people, since the September 10th assassination of the Turning Point USA founder. According to a FOXNews article published a few weeks after his death, pastors and religious leaders across the U.S., including Arizona where Kirk was based, reported a 15% to 30% increase in church attendance, and many of the new attendees referred to Kirk’s death as a wake-up call about mortality and faith…

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Pray for the Conversion of Non-Christians who are Hostile to Christianity

Pray for the Moral Decency and Civility of your Nation