Forcing children to affirm unnatural relationships can cause harm and should be a crime. Babies need their mothers, and denying this reality is a tragedy. The commodification of children through surrogacy and same-sex marriage prioritizes adult desires over the needs of children. [... more]

Saturday morning cartoons were a staple of American television, bringing excitement and entertainment to children for decades. From the early days of Mighty Mouse to the rise of superhero shows like Superman and the Archies, Saturday morning programming evolved over the years, influenced by changing regulations and viewer habits. The industry faced challenges, including censorship and deregulation, but it also saw innovation and creativity, with the introduction of new technologies and formats. The story of Saturday morning cartoons is a fascinating tale of how television programming adapted to changing times and tastes. [... more]

Investing is not just about returns, but about reflecting what we truly value. A theology of investing brings our heart, head, and hands together to reframe investing as an act of stewardship, love, and spiritual formation, not just the physical act of putting money into a company or instrument. By understanding God's creation mandate and our role as co-creators, we can use investments to love our neighbor and expand God's blessings through creation, while also being mindful of the temptations of wealth and the importance of trusting in God rather than money. [... more]

Israel has emerged as a global innovation hub and a rising player in international markets, offering a strategic opportunity for investors. The country's economy is strong, with a developed economy and a growing tech sector, driven by companies like Wiz and CyberArc. Investing in Israel can provide access to foreign markets and diversification, while also aligning with faith-based values and screens. [... more]

The rapid advancements in medical technology, particularly through Neuralink, have the potential to revolutionize human capabilities, but also raise important questions about the ethics of such innovations and the limits of human nature. [... more]

The use of surrogacy and artificial reproductive technologies to acquire children has raised concerns about the exploitation of children and the commodification of human life. Critics argue that these practices prioritize the desires of adults over the best interests of the child, and that they are being used to help perfectly healthy adults acquire children, rather than just infertile couples. [... more]

Nicole Yunus shares her insights on resilient faith, grief, and the importance of presence in times of loss, drawing from her own experiences and biblical teachings, including the words of Jesus and the book of Hebrews. [... more]

The story of Joseph's redemption and forgiveness is a powerful example of how God can take our feebleness and make it good, using it for his good and the saving of many lives. This concept of redemption is not about sweeping under the rug of the actual trouble, but about acknowledging the past and allowing God to make something new out of it. [... more]

Grief is not an enemy of faith, but rather a part of the human experience. God welcomes us to lament and move through difficult emotions, and it's in these moments that our hearts can break open to expand our capacity for love and compassion. [... more]

Trusting God in unexpected seasons is a rigorous journey to embedding a vital belief deep within us. God is powerful and he is also good. When we're in a place of suffering, recognizing God can exist in two attributes that don't seem to make sense to us, and it doesn't mean that they're not true. Just because we can't explain a season and may never be able to doesn't mean that God is not good. Just because it seems like God is absent doesn't mean He is. Life can still be good in suffering, and that's the question we all have to answer when we come to a not what I signed up for season. [... more]

Author Nicole Yunis shares her insights on how faith is tested and how we can learn to trust God during difficult times. She draws from her book 'Not What I Signed Up For' and the story of Joseph in the Bible to illustrate the importance of remembering God's promises and finding strength in His presence. [... more]

Author Nicole Eunice shares her personal salvation story and discusses her latest book, Not What I Signed Up For, which explores the theme of unexpected seasons and finding freedom and confidence in Christ through the story of Joseph from the Bible. [... more]

In this conversation, Jason Thacker discusses how technology is shaping and forming us, and the importance of slowing down to ask hard questions and verify sources. He explores the impact of algorithms and artificial intelligence on our lives, and the need for Christians to be mindful of their role in the digital age. [... more]

Colleen Tronson, executive director of Metro Women's Center, shares her personal story of abortion and redemption, highlighting the importance of a biblical worldview on life. She discusses various fertility technologies, including artificial insemination, in vitro fertilization, and surrogacy, and their implications on the sanctity of life. Tronson also explores the distinction between the pro-life movement and abortion abolitionism, emphasizing the need for compassion and understanding in addressing the complex issue of abortion. [... more]

Investing in creation care is a responsibility rooted in biblical stewardship, where individuals and companies manage God's resources wisely and according to His wishes. Mark Raguir, Vice President of Stewardship Investing at Praxis Mutual Funds, shares practical ways to support creation care through investments, including green and social bonds, shareholder advocacy, and community investing. [... more]

Parents are struggling to balance their children's technology use with the need for a healthy childhood. Experts recommend a digital detox, where families take a break from screens and focus on real-life interactions and activities. This approach can help children develop important skills, such as socialization, creativity, and problem-solving, and can also improve family dynamics and relationships. [... more]

Online banks are just as safe as brick and mortar banks, with the same insurance coverage and cybersecurity measures in place. However, investing in online banks or traditional banks requires careful consideration of interest rates, fees, and long-term growth potential. When deciding between buying a house and renting, factors such as time horizon, transaction costs, and interest rates must be taken into account to make an informed financial decision. [... more]

A deprogrammer exposes the intersections of corporate government nonprofit collusion driving the transgender rights movement, which she believes is a smokescreen for massive social engineering and propaganda war being used to facilitate female erasure. She also discusses the proliferation of bio-pharmaceutical transhumanist technologies and their connection to the colonization of the female body and reproductive control. Meanwhile, a discussion on the Democratic Party's alleged involvement in pedophilia and the Church of Satan's influence on the party takes place, as well as a conversation about the Biden administration's handling of the border and the fentanyl crisis. [... more]

The NFL has suspended Deshaun Watson for six games, sparking controversy and debate about the league's handling of personal conduct policy. The decision was made by arbitrator Sue L. Robinson, who cited Watson's pattern of behavior as egregious. The suspension has raised questions about the league's consistency and fairness in disciplining players. [... more]

In a society where technology is rapidly changing, Jason Thacker, a professor and author, discusses the importance of questioning and examining technology's impact on our lives. He argues that we often assume and assimilate technology without considering its consequences, and that this can lead to problematic outcomes. Thacker emphasizes the need for Christians to slow down and think critically about technology's role in shaping our understanding of the world and our relationship with God. [... more]