Gosnell Film Reviewed, You’ll Know the Truth
Anyone who sees this film will come away knowing the truth. The new movie Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer shatters the illusion. The film tells the true story of Philadelphia abortionist Kermit Gosnell, currently in prison for life without parole for third-degree murder of infants born alive and killed inside his hazardous abortion clinic at 3801 Lancaster Ave. A viewer who supports abortion rights … Continue reading Gosnell Film Reviewed, You’ll Know the Truth
Man Sentenced for Killing baby with Abortion Pill
[Editor’s note: How many men have begged their wives and girlfriends on the steps of an abortion mill not to kill their children? Murder is murder no matter who commits the crime. Prayers for this man who is keen to listen to his conscience and repent and face the consequences.] APPLETON – A man who was accused of putting an abortion-inducing drug in his girlfriend’s drink was … Continue reading Man Sentenced for Killing baby with Abortion Pill
‘God’s Not Dead’ Writers Making Pro-Life Film, Unplanned
The film focuses on anti-abortion activist Abby Johnson, who spent years working for Planned Parenthood before switching sides. A $6 million anti-abortion film that takes a critical look at Planned Parenthood recently wrapped after being shot in secret in Oklahoma, and the filmmakers behind such surprise hits as God’s Not Dead and I Can Only Imagine are hoping for similar success when they release the … Continue reading ‘God’s Not Dead’ Writers Making Pro-Life Film, Unplanned
Theology Gals: Girl Wash Your Face, Not So Great
Theology Gals give some critical insight in their review of popular book, “Girl wash your face.” “The gospel is not in this book, in fact a patently false gospel is in this book” “This is a book that the bulk of what is present is contrary to what we should be focusing on as Christians. The bulk of what is being taught in this book … Continue reading Theology Gals: Girl Wash Your Face, Not So Great
Flanders: Don’t Waste Your Girl Power
We hear a lot about female empowerment these days…but how should we define it? What does an empowered woman really look like? Is she wealthy? Is she world-famous? Does she radiate prestige? Does she command the respect of her peers? Does she carry political clout? Is she her own woman? Completely autonomous? Answers to no one? Is girl power something she wears like a badge? Or wields like a … Continue reading Flanders: Don’t Waste Your Girl Power
Desiring God: In Awe of her God
Joni’s Fifty Years of Counting Quadriplegia Joy This weekend marks fifty years since the diving accident that left Joni Eareckson Tada with quadriplegia. Fifty years of relying on others to meet her physical needs. Fifty years of pressing on in the midst of weakness, fatigue, and pain. Fifty years of trusting God to provide. Read the rest here Continue reading Desiring God: In Awe of her God
Thomas: Honoring Does Not Mean Giving Others Everything They Want
There are times when you have to do hard things to those whom you love. You do these things because it’s the best way to honor them. Honoring others does not mean letting them run all over you. Read the rest here Continue reading Thomas: Honoring Does Not Mean Giving Others Everything They Want
Hargraves: Is “Manly Dominance” Biblical?: A Response to Shalom Pearl Brand
In her post Shalom speaks to the importance of training our children to be good husbands and wives. That is well, fine, and good, but it is when she, in true Pearl fashion, goes on to explain exactly what that would look like that I quickly became disturbed at the extremely unBiblical nature of what she was claiming to be “Biblical” manhood (and, in a … Continue reading Hargraves: Is “Manly Dominance” Biblical?: A Response to Shalom Pearl Brand
Please Help the Henry Family
This precious mother, Christin Henry, is asking for prayer for her daughter Ireland (7) who will be undergoing surgery this afternoon to have her legs amputated in order to save her life. On July 9th John and Christin Henry lost two of their three children Ivy (2) and John Ross (4) when their mobile home caught fire. Continue reading Please Help the Henry Family
Desiring God: The Hardest Part of Mothering
No one warned me. No one told me that after training our children to sleep through the night, after helping them learn the ways of kindness and the value of hard work, after teaching them the joy of reading and the delight of knowing the living word, after determining to most gladly spend and be spent for their souls, no one told me that the … Continue reading Desiring God: The Hardest Part of Mothering
Beautiful Womanhood 