from SGT Report: Dan Bongino is out at the FBI and now he’s declared war on those of us who are black pilled about the coverups and lack of high profile arrests. Meanwhile world war 3 (or is it WW4?) seems to have begun with regime change in Venezuela and people are telling me “Sean, […]

Reality TV star Spencer Pratt was met with thunderous applause when he unveiled his campaign for mayor of Los Angeles during a Palisades protest on the one-year anniversary of the raging fire.

Spend the next 7 days letting God meet you in your anguish, teach your heart to hope again, and anchor your spirit in His truth.

When God feels distant, it can shake your faith and leave you feeling alone. This heartfelt prayer helps you draw near again—reconnecting through truth, repentance, and renewed trust in His constant presence.

With a New Year comes an invitation to begin creating new patterns and rhythms and adjust the culture that has developed in your home. It's a chance to reflect on what is working and what needs to change. We all can benefit from chances to "check in" as a family and adjust to refocus our homes on the good and beautiful that exists all around us.Take some time to review what your family is being intentional about. Make an effort to prioritize practices that bring you all closer to each other, honor God, and help develop healthy habits. Most importantly, as parents, we have to make sure we are willing to model what we want our kids to practice. So much more of our family values are caught than taught. We are the lead learners and lead teachers in our homes.Here are five practices that we can grow more intentional within our home in the New Year:Photo credit: ©GettyImages/jacoblund

Valentine's Day doesn't have to be a lonely experience; discover eight empowering ways to celebrate your worth and find joy, even without a partner. From embracing Galentine's gatherings to finding solace in nature and faith, these activities will help you reclaim the holiday and embrace self-love.

Can you believe we are at the start of another new year?? Like many of you, this morning I opened my brand-new planner, complete with fresh, clean pages ready to be filled with my daily to-do lists and appointments. I started this method last year of sitting down on Monday mornings and planning out my week, yet not to be so rigid that a cross-out or a carry-over wasn’t allowed. Lol. I don’t know about you, but I find freedom in to-do lists. It empties my mind of carrying the week in my head and facilitates my activities satisfyingly. After all, who doesn’t like to tick items off a to-do list? In the Old Testament, the Lord gave the Israelites a “to-do list” called the Law of Offerings. “Then the Lord spoke to Moses, saying, 'Command the sons of Israel and say to them, ‘You shall be careful to present My offering, My food for My offerings by fire, of a soothing aroma to Me, at their appointed time.” Numbers 28:1-2 The appointed times for some of these offerings were daily, morning and night. Some of the offerings were to be given seasonally. Others, during certain feasts. And still others offered rest as a feature of the offering. Did you notice how the Lord referred to the Israelites' offerings as a “soothing aroma” to Him? The Law of Offerings established a means of connection with God not only throughout the year, but throughout the day. The Lord desired to be in relationship with His people - “a soothing aroma”. The aroma signified that God accepted the sacrifice and was pleased with the act, bringing peace and satisfaction to the relationship between God and the worshipper. More important than the physical smell was the heart posture behind the offering—obedience, love, and dedication to God. Some might look at laws as binding, living in bondage to rules and regulations. It could turn into that if we aren’t careful, BUT when the Lord built a practice of worship into the Israelites' daily routine, He was actually setting them free. It allowed them to worship God by staying focused on Him, empowering the Lord to facilitate their obedience. We may be New Testament Christians now, but that doesn’t mean we can’t learn from the Old Testament, OR that it makes it null and void. We may not have the requirement of a “Law of Offerings” complete with animal sacrifice, BUT what we do have is a call to worship God throughout our day. What does that daily worship look like? Let’s take a look at five ways we can incorporate worship into the ebb and flow of our days.Photo credit: ©Getty/Cn0ra

ICE Shooting: Elissa Slotkin Polices Trump’s Words While Tim Walz Talks War With the Federal Government

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The seizure of a Russian-linked oil tanker in the North Atlantic has highlighted "worry" among NATO and Nordic-Baltic governments over dark fleet vessels and…