Woman, the life giver How many times can you read a passage of Scripture and see what you have never seen before? This has been a pattern throughout my life, going deeper into a familiar passage of Scripture and finding new truths. A simple truth on the surface of a
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In some circles, it’s popular to attribute the economic might of the West to colonialism. “The USA got wealthy by exploiting poor Latin American economies,” is one version of this notion. This idea undergirds the current and growing popularity of socialism. But it’s a false narrative, a myth that Michael
More women in the workforce, fewer nurturing the workforce of the future? President Donald Trump said something in his 2019 State of the Union speech that briefly united our hopelessly divided political class. Senators and House members, Democrats and Republicans alike, stood and cheered when they heard it. What did
Modern feminism is a lie … so is postmodern Photo by Sofia Sforza at Unsplash Here is a heart-rending testimony by a woman who believed the lie of modern feminism, a plaintive call to
Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Wikimedia Commons Our friend Nancy R. Pearcey is editor-at-large of The Pearcey Report. She is also scholar in residence and professor at Houston Baptist University, where she serves as director of the Francis Schaeffer Center for Worldview and Culture. Nancy is also a fellow at the Discovery Institute. Dr. Pearcey recently published
In addition to being fortified with a mind and a heart, each human being is endowed with a will, the attribute of purpose. Man is in possession of volition, he is free to make choices that create history. Have you ever thought of that? You have the ability to make
Humans were created imago Dei We live at a time of increased identity crisis and confusion. The worldview called Modernism or Naturalism views us as merely animals, descendants of apes. Postmodernism sees our biology, the physical platform, as meaningless, merely a social construct, a product of our imagination. We see
Black genocide in America? Yes. And you may be surprised to find out who’s doing it. Or maybe not. First, meet Dr. La Verne Tolbert, author, professor, women’s magazine editor, and spokesperson for L’Oreal. Her credentials as an African American woman secured an invitation to join the board of directors
This is the third in a three-part series. As you read this short series, please remember to pray for the precious women and girls that are trafficked and the men who traffic them. It is into that context of sex trafficking and the demeaning of women that these words of
This is the second of a three-part series dedicated to my good friend Ana who works tirelessly to walk with women from North Africa who are sold into sexual slavery in Europe. We have already examined the illustration of the relatively fragile acanthus-leaf to see how the Greeks failed to















