The American Pastors Network announces it’s Pulpit Champion for the month of December, 2014. Each month we’ll highlight a Pastor who has demonstrated a desire to promote the mission, vision, and purpose of APN. This month we have chosen Rev. Todd Johnson, Senior Pastor of the First Immanuel Baptist Church in North Philadelphia, PA and…
Read MoreMinisters and legislators came together last week for a crucial meeting of the minds at a Harrisburg event sponsored by the Pennsylvania Pastors Network (PPN,www.papastors.net) in an effort to restore and maintain America’s religious and constitutional freedoms. The December 8 event, titled “Preparing the Way,” was part of the Pennsylvania Pastors Network’s “Ministers Together” initiative, which brings together pastors,…
Read MorePennsylvania Pastors Network: County Council’s Vote is Example of Anti-Christian, Anti-Patriotic Attitudes in America PHILADELPHIA—Allegheny County lawmakers in Pittsburgh have said “no” to even acknowledging God in the courthouse. Democrat Rich Fitzgerald, Allegheny County Executive persuaded other Democrats on the Council to vote against displaying the national motto of “In God We Trust” at its…
Read MoreRecent Leadership Summit Opened Doors to Meet Critical Needs PHILADELPHIA—The people of Ukraine have many needs in the wake of the recent political, economic and cultural upheaval. One of the greatest immediate needs is bandages to help treat the wounded soldiers. Recently, the American Pastors Network (APN, www.AmericanPastorsetwork.net), which this summer participated in an International Leadership Summit…
Read MoreAmerican Pastors Network Says Settlement Is Wake-Up Call for Pastors and Churches PHILADELPHIA—The Internal Revenue Service has settled a lawsuit with the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF), and as a result, the IRS will adopt standards to determine whether churches and religious organizations have violated restrictions on political activity. The details of the settlement have…
Read MorePHILADELPHIA—Every day, Ukraine is hit with a new punch that causes more unrest in the battered nation. But the resignation of Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk on Thursday could open up positive political change within the country. According to Fox News, Yatsenyuk supported closer ties with Europe and was a key participant in the protests that…
Read MoreAt the dedication of the temple, Solomon prayed for God’s intervention in seven probable national needs. Every time, he besought God’s commitment to ‘hear from heaven and forgive their sin’- if the people would repent. In II Chronicles 6: 26-27, King Solomon prayed, “When the heavens are shut up and there is no rain because…
Read MoreImmediately following the dedication of the temple, Solomon prayed for God’s intervention in seven probable national needs. Every time, he besought God’s commitment to ‘hear from heaven and forgive their sin’- if the people would repent. In II Chron. 6: 28-30, Solomon prayed, “When there is famine in the land, pestilence or blight or mildew,…
Read MoreImmediately following the dedication of the temple, Solomon prayed for God’s intervention in seven probable national needs. In each case, he interceded for God’s people by seeking God’s commitment to ‘hear from heaven and forgive their sin’– if they would repent. In II Chronicles 6: 32-33, King Solomon departed from praying on behalf of ‘God’s…
Read MoreImmediately following the dedication of the temple, Solomon prayed for God’s intervention in seven probable national needs. In each case, he sought God’s commitment to ‘hear from heaven and forgive their sin’– if the people would repent. In II Chronicles 6: 34-37, King Solomon concluded his specific prayers by asking, “When your people go out…
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