Getting Dressed for the Future | Morning Briefing | Ep. 226

Welcome Back! On this Monday’s episode of Morning Briefing, we start the week by preparing ourselves for the season ahead as we get dressed for the future. We then learn of the increased action from Iran backed forces in Syria towards U.S. forces. We highlight topics discussed from the President on his 60 Minutes interview that aired last night. Then giving updates for what is planned to be voted upon in D.C.. Closing out on the move from Yeshiva University in the battle for religious liberty. 

 

Join us as we break down the news of the day to stay focused on our prayer points. #checkouremotionsatthedoor #wehavesoulstosave

Verse of the Day: Matthew 9 & Zechariah 3 (NASB)

Intercession Points for 9/19:

1. This is not a time for patching but putting on a new garment. Let the Lord dress you for your future! 
2. Repent for the Biden Admin’s stance to get back into the Iran Nuclear Deal. Pray for the peace of Jerusalem. Intercede for the Biden Admin and military leaders to have the fear of the Lord when making decisions on Israel and Iran. 
3. Intercede for the Golden Court Case with Yeshiva University and for the courts to rule in accordance with founding principles to stand for the 1st Amendment. 

If you have any dreams for the President, please email us at pip@christiancentershreveport.com.

 

Links:

US military base in Syria targeted in failed rocket attack

Biden Tells ‘60 Minutes’ Covid Pandemic Over, Says U.S. Troops Could Defend Taiwan

Biden Says He’s Warned Xi Jinping of Investment Ramifications If China Violates Sanctions on Russia

Biden Declares U.S. Troops Will Engage In War With China If Taiwan Attacked, White House Walks Back Statement

Biden Claims He’s ‘Growing The Economy’ While It Continues To Shrink, Warns Inflation Not Going Away

US Marine Corps Quietly Changes COVID-19 Vaccine Policy

This week: Lofgren and Cheney to introduce Electoral Count Act reform

These 15 GOP senators have signaled opposition to Graham’s abortion ban

Yeshiva University Suspends All Student Club Activities After SCOTUS Sides With LGBTQ Club