The Deconstruction of Christianity | A Book Review (sort of)

In my early twenties, I was told I couldn’t defend what I believed. My faith was challenged. I was asked some difficult questions. My defensive response was proof that this person was right. I couldn’t correctly defend my Christian beliefs. I could barely define certain core principles of my faith. One of the reasons was

WHEN THE LIGHT BEGINS TO FADE: A Mother’s Story about Gender Dysphoria (Part 3)

Have you ever blamed the church? I have. It used to be my go-to response to the ills of society. Abortion, drug addiction, poverty, pornography…no matter the issue, my response was, “If only pastors addressed these topics from the pulpit. If only churches had ministries to help those hurting and in need. If there’s a

WHEN THE LIGHT BEGINS TO FADE: A Mother’s Story about Gender Dysphoria (Part 1)

“Children are not a distraction from more important work. They are the most important work.” This quote by C.S. Lewis is one of my favorites. As soon as you hold that beautiful baby in your arms, you realize what truly matters. The birth of a child puts a whole new spin on life’s objectives. When

WHEN THE LIGHT BEGINS TO FADE: A Mother’s Story about Gender Dysphoria (Introduction)

In my small corner of the social media world, I open my page to my writing, favorite quotes, or even an article that strikes me as important enough to share. Last summer, I posted about the growing phenomenon of teenage girls being seduced into the world of transgenderism. It was an article that highlighted Abigail

Post-Election: ‘It’s time to stop pointing fingers and start washing feet’

In advance of the election, many faith leaders weighed in with their opinions about the presidential candidates. Abortion was a focus of many articles, tweets, and videos. As Christians who embrace the sanctity of life of the unborn, we were faced with two candidates with opposing abortion beliefs: protecting life in the womb or expanding

Finding Loneliness and Hope in Another Gospel?

  While reading Alisa Childers’ book, Another Gospel? A Lifelong Christian Seeks Truth in Response to Progressive Christianity I had a Jerry Maguire ‘you-had-me-at-hello’ moment in the first chapter. “Maybe you’re a Christian who feels alone in your beliefs,” she wrote. I wanted to raise my hand high as if I were a student in