I’ve seen more videos than I can take lately of parents taking their young children to drag shows, and allowing them to be exposed to sexually charged material—but on the other side of the issue are Christian parents who are often chided as being “over-protective.” Today, I’ll be discussing what God says about the role of parents and the outcomes of godly shepherding.
Today’s podcast is taken in part from my Bible study “Irreplaceable: The Life-Giving, Soul-Steadying Role of Mothers. ” You can join this study by going to momstronginternational.com
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Many Americans today have accepted what seemed totally ludicrous just a generation ago: that gender is a social construct, and that you can be born in the “wrong body.” What’s worse, is that our schools are pushing this onto vulnerable and impressionable young people at a devastating cost. As sad, and scary as this is, there is hope as more and more “detransitioners” are allowing their stories to be told. Today, we’ll highlight why it’s so important to understand the history of the trans movement and expose it.
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What is Lent? Who can observe Lent and why? Today, I’ll be giving you a brief lesson in the history of Lent, and talk about the importance of repentance, fasting and remembering the sacrifice of Christ. Continue reading →
In this season of Lent, I tend to get questions regarding Roman Catholicism and Protestantism. Today, I’ll be discussing some very important distinctions between the two and finally, answering the question, can a practicing Catholic be “born again?” I squeezed in one more question on suffering and the will of God. Remember, if you have accepted Christ as your Savior, you have the indwelling power of the Holy Spirit. You can, and should, open the Bible for yourself. God wants to speak to you!
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Recently, the Gospel Coalition featured a “good faith debate” between popular Bible teacher, Jen Wilkin and Pastor Jonathan Pennington to discuss this question. As you can imagine—this subject sparks controversy, but it’s an important one. Should we risk sending our kids to the public schools? Today, I’ll discuss it.
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On the show today, we’re talking about cultivating a love that lasts and what this looks like. Women, this one is just for you. I know you’ll be encouraged!
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Cultural Marxism is a plan to usher in communism a little bit at a time, and it has been in motion for decades in our country. It doesn’t feel like there is much we can actually do. My guest today is here to talk about what our role is and how we respond to it in our daily lives. You will be encouraged!
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