“An excellent wife who can find? She is far more precious than jewels.” (Proverbs 31:10) I recently finished reading the brilliant novel East of Eden by John Steinbeck. There are a number of moral lessons and philosophical insights that could be discussed from this masterpiece, and this isn’t even a main element that I think…

There is a war on virtue in our society, yes even among our Christian culture, which seems to be more and more accepted and celebrated rather than rejected. We might also call this the war on excellence. They go hand in hand. A few examples: I read Proverbs 31 and I see a godly, hard-working…

Contrary to popular female opinion, men do need sex. Their physical bodies are not wired like a woman’s. Feminists have shamed men for decades, calling them dogs and other belittling names for their natural desire to have sex. But it’s more than just a desire, it’s an actual need. And this need is not a…

I LOVE homeschooling. I can’t speak well enough about it. All the silly criticisms simply aren’t true… “They won’t be well-socialized”… Honestly now, who wants their children socialized at public school? Sitting at a desk for the majority of the day, around peers who don’t know anything more than you and only want to discuss…

Never downplay your role as a mother who pours herself into raising up children in Christ. I have noticed a very common theme in many of our beloved church fathers of the past who grew up to profoundly love the Lord—many attributed their faith to their mother’s selfless and loving devotion to them when they…

Dear mothers, Don’t be discouraged if the world thinks that “all you’re doing” is raising children. It is this discouragement that sets into the minds of far too many women that they are not doing enough in pouring themselves into their children. It is this discouragement that drives far too many women away from their…

Just something I was thinking about this morning… It seems women always want to emphasize the difficulty of motherhood. But here’s what I think… It’s not that motherhood is difficult; it’s that life is difficult. I remember hearing Jordan Peterson state that the baseline of human existence is difficulty. That is on the mark. It…

This is Part 2 to this discussion on head coverings. If you have not read my first article, please read that one as well, as it covers many questions that I do not re-address in this one. Allow me to be bold, with love. I have found that many people, when beginning to investigate this…

It has been joyful for me to find that most people have been pleasantly curious and genuinely interested in discussing why I (and others) have come to the firm conclusion that the practice of women wearing head coverings in church is still for today. Few have made it apparent that they have made all the…