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The #1 objective for the U.S.-North Korea summit in Vietnam

The #1 objective for the U.S.-North Korea summit in Vietnam

At the end of February, all eyes will be on another U.S.-North Korea summit as President Trump and Kim Jong-Un meet for the second time. “I look forward to seeing Chairman Kim and advancing the cause of peace!” President Trump tweeted last week. Peace. That’s the No....
4 ways to pray for the North Korea summit

4 ways to pray for the North Korea summit

This week, President Trump will meet Kim Jong-Un in a historic summit in Singapore. The entire world will be watching this event closely. But as Christians, we have the power to do more than watch. We have the power to pray and boldly intercede before the throne of...
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