The use of reproductive technology, particularly IVF and genetic screening, raises concerns about the commodification of children and the normalization of eugenics. As more people opt for genetic perfection, the value of children is reduced to their health and abilities, and parents who choose not to genetically screen their children are labeled reckless and irresponsible. [... more]

Dr. Stacey Trasenkos discusses the controversy surrounding President Trump's executive order on IVF, arguing that it touches on fundamental questions of human dignity, marriage, and family. She presents five principles of human life that should guide our thinking on these issues, including the principle of existence, totality, dignity, procreation, and inseparability. Trasenkos also explores alternatives to IVF, such as the Creighton model, and emphasizes the importance of listening to the data of one's own body and understanding the natural rhythms of fertility. [... more]

The Bible's teachings on sex and sexuality are rooted in God's design for marriage and relationships. According to Scripture, sex is a celebration of the marriage covenant, a source of pleasure between a husband and wife, a means of procreation, and a reflection of God's loyal love. Christians are called to understand and apply these principles to their lives, recognizing that their bodies are not their own but belong to God, and that sex is a good gift that can be corrupted by sin. [... more]

God's design for sex is rooted in his love and forgiveness, and it's essential for Christians to understand and approach sex with grace and truth. The Bible teaches that sex is a beautiful and good part of God's creation, but it's also been impacted by sin, leading to shame, fear, and distorted views of sex. Christians must learn to approach sex with a biblical perspective, recognizing God's love and forgiveness, and living out their relationships with integrity and honesty. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses various topics such as replacement theology, biblical interpretation, Christian anti-Semitism, and the Jewish people's relationship with God. He also answers questions about the Millennial Kingdom, procreation, and ritual uncleanness in the context of the fall of man. [... more]

God created man in His own image, to be king of the earth, to procreate and fill the earth with others made in His image. He also created man to enjoy the bounty of His blessing, including the ability to taste and smell various foods. Initially, man was a vegetarian, but after sin entered the world, God allowed people to eat meat. The story of creation in Genesis 1 and 2 is a clear account of the origin of the universe and all its wondrous perfection, and it has serious implications for what we believe about God and His role in the world. [... more]

Christians are caught in the whirlwind of the depravity revolution, where biblical morality is rejected and the image of God is distorted. The battle is spiritual, with Satan at the helm, and Christians must respond with courage and conviction, proclaiming the truth of God's word and the gospel of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Todd Starns discusses the latest news and politics, including the omnibus bill, Mitch McConnell's priorities, and the controversy surrounding the salmon procreation funding. He also talks about the LGBTQIA museum, Michelle Obama's walking trail, and the importance of staying informed about current events. [... more]

The second verse of the seventh chapter of the Song of Solomon is analyzed, revealing a beautiful picture of a fruitful stomach hungering for a harvest, fenced with lilies, symbolizing worship and faith. True obedience to God is not through willpower, but through absolute worship and trust in His provision, leading to a life of fullness and joy. [... more]

The debate on same-sex marriage centers around the definition of marriage, with proponents arguing for equality and opponents citing traditional values and the importance of procreation. The discussion touches on the role of gender, family structure, and the potential consequences of redefining marriage. [... more]