A new Finnish study challenges the myth that medicalizing gender-confused youth is a harmless occurrence, finding that those who underwent gender reassignment had significantly higher psychiatric morbidity and severe psychiatric disorders did not appear attributable to gender dysphoria. [... more]

Creating a safe and supportive environment in the home where children feel invited to share their thoughts, feelings, and struggles is crucial for their emotional well-being. By speaking openly about difficult topics and modeling vulnerability, parents can help their children develop emotional intelligence and build resilience. This approach can also help parents navigate their own struggles and find hope in the midst of trauma and mental health challenges. [... more]

Sheila Walsh shares her personal story of growing up with a difficult father and finding hope and faith in her mother's unwavering devotion to God. She explores the concept of making 'pearls' by coating life's irritations with prayer and living a life of 'yes, Lord'. [... more]

Sheila Walsh shares her personal story of childhood trauma, mental health struggles, and her journey towards healing and faith. She discusses the importance of understanding shame and guilt, and how God's love can transform our lives, even in the midst of brokenness. [... more]

The story of the frontal lobotomy, a surgery that was once widely used to treat psychiatric illness, but had a horrific impact on many patients, including Rosemary Kennedy. Despite its flaws, the procedure led to the development of new techniques in neurosurgery and modern brain surgery. [... more]

A recent study of over 1 million women in Quebec found a greater risk of psychiatric disorders, substance use disorders, and suicide attempts among those who had induced abortions. This challenges the claim that abortion is about women's health, and highlights the need for regulation and limits on the practice. [... more]

Sheila Walsh shares her mother's story of living a life of faith, making pearls in the midst of tribulation, and finding comfort in the phrase 'Yes, Lord'. She reflects on her own experiences and encourages listeners to live openly and gratefully, receiving the grace they don't deserve and facing every day with the opportunity to make pearls. [... more]

Sheila Walsh shares her personal story of growing up with a father who struggled with mental health and became violent, leading to a deep sense of shame and guilt. She explains how she found healing and a deeper understanding of God's love through her experiences and how it has shaped her ministry and faith. [... more]

A mother shares her journey of struggling with depression, hopelessness, and emotional pain, and how she found hope and healing through her faith in God and the support of her husband and community. She discusses the importance of seeking help, being honest about one's struggles, and finding rest and refuge in God, even in the midst of chaos and uncertainty. [... more]

The Apostle Paul's sermon in Athens emphasizes the importance of repentance and salvation through the resurrection of Jesus Christ, who will judge the world on Judgment Day. Paul explains that this judgment is not just for the unredeemed, but also for believers, who will be judged based on their works and rewarded for their faithfulness. He also highlights the attributes of God, including his holiness, omniscience, omnipresence, and omnipotence, which make him the perfect judge. [... more]

The Minnesota Timberwolves are on a hot streak in the NBA playoffs, led by young star Anthony Edwards. Meanwhile, the New York Knicks are making a push for the playoffs, and the Los Angeles Lakers are looking for a new coach. In other sports news, the NFL draft is approaching, and the New England Patriots are dealing with the aftermath of a recent roast of Tom Brady. [... more]

When faced with anxiety and fear, husbands can struggle to support their spouses, but a simple approach can help. By pouring out their hearts and asking their wives to do the same, husbands can create a safe space for vulnerability and deepen their relationships. This approach is rooted in the Christian life, where dependence on God is key to overcoming fears and anxieties. [... more]

When experiencing anxiety or panic, it's natural to feel overwhelmed, but the Bible offers a different approach. Instead of trying to manage our anxiety with scripture or medication, we can turn to Jesus, speaking to Him in the midst of our fears and anxieties, and find comfort in His presence. This relationship with God is not just about solving our problems, but about being with Him, and finding peace in His love and compassion. [... more]

The battle for our minds is a spiritual one, and we must take proactive steps to defend our thinking from Satan's delusions using God's weapons. Our minds are a spiritual substance that can operate independently of the brain, and we have authority over our thoughts and the enemies of the mind and soul. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Christian apologetics topics, including the Trinity, pre-tribulation rapture, and the importance of making disciples of all nations. He also addresses the issue of social control and the potential for Christians to be persecuted. Additionally, he examines the concept of spiritual gifts and the role of prophecy in the church. [... more]

Children are deficient in four areas: mentally, physically, socially, and spiritually. Parents must create an environment that demands their children develop in these areas. The Bible teaches that children should obey their parents and honor them, and that parents should teach their children the truth about God and His law, and discipline them when they disobey. [... more]