Spotlight

As we approach the midterm elections, it’s evident that many Christians are hesitant to engage in the political process.

David E. Smith is joined by Pastors Calvin Lindstrom and James Pittman Jr. to discuss this critical issue, emphasizing the responsibility of church leaders to guide their congregations toward informed voting that reflects biblical values.

For more insights from Pastors Lindstrom and Pittman, tune into their radio program, Here I Stand, where they continue to encourage faith-driven engagement in cultural and political matters.

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On October 9, IFI held its annual banquet in Elk Grove Village. Our keynote speaker, Seth Gruber, delivered a powerful and passionate message about the sanctity of human life and the urgent need for the Church to wake from its slumber.

I also gave a “state of our ministry” update, connecting our theme, “Created for a Purpose,” drawn from Jeremiah 1:5, to this central message: Christians are created to glorify God and must carry their faith into family life, the church, and the public square with courage, truth, and love.… Continue Reading

Dr. Mark Zumhagen presented this talk at IFI’s 2026 annual worldview conference in Downers Grove.

 

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In this episode of Spotlight, Pastor Caesar LeFlore takes center stage at IFI’s 2026 Worldview Conference and breaks down why the firm foundation in Scripture is essential.

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Former Illinois state representative Tom Morrison explains why down-ballot elections matter more than you think – and how ordinary conservatives can actually win them.

Morrison, who won 6 for 6 in suburban Cook County and later served 12 years in the Illinois House, shares the practical playbook behind his new Candidate Master Class.

Candidate Master Class is a self-paced training built to help future candidates run smarter local and state campaigns without the overwhelm of generic political advice.… Continue Reading