This week we celebrate what most people call “President’s Day”, but did you know the observed federal holiday is officially called “Washington’s Birthday”?

This question came to mind while at a small, round-table gathering of Arizona leaders of faith, politics and business to meet the Israeli Ambassador to the United States, Yechiel Leiter. It was an honor to be invited, and to hear his first-hand experience in Israel’s continual religious struggles. He emphasized what’s at stake, both for Israel and for America.  

We are grateful for you, our faithful contributors, subscribers, and followers! YOU have fueled our Worthy Work!  You know, when it comes to this battle to protect our families, faith and freedom, there’s a mess to be cleaned up and leaders who need accountability. It takes more than policies and politicians. We need PEOPLE on the field. And who better to deploy, than women who get things done and guard what matters—in their local spheres and beyond!  You know that culture s

All U.S. military officers and enlisted members of the eight uniformed services of the United States swear or affirm the Oath of Office when they commission.

I was recently asked to go speak to some influential women in Washington, DC. They wanted to know how Arizona Women of Action grew to almost 40,000 busy but engaged women who care about families, faith and freedom, and who consistently take time to make a difference! … They want to build such a movement in other states. 

Revival. Renewal. Resurgence. The Golden Age.… These are the words describing what’s happening in the United States of America. People are awakening. They’re remembering the “Permanent Things”. They’re longing for common sense. Basic Goodness. Faith, Family, ‘Groundedness’, and the Liberty to protect and keep them. 

To celebrate Presidents Day, we must understand that what made President George Washington and President Abraham Lincoln great, was not inherently their leadership, wisdom or courage. It was all of those in service to the ideals of liberty and goodness to bless an entire nation of people. Those ideals were inspired by the Bible, and they birthed the ‘brand’ of America. To celebrate Presidents Day is to celebrate America. But have we forgotten ‘our brand’--what America stands