This was written by Lindsay Harold on Facebook. It does matter whether Lindsay Clancy killed her children. Her own confession, her husband’s testimony, and so on appear to all confirm that she did. It doesn’t matter so much whether she was having a psychotic break at the time. Maybe she was out of her head on meds. Maybe she was not fully aware of reality. Maybe it was demonic possession. Maybe she’s just evil. In one sense, it doesn’t matter….
Man has always been capable of horrendous evil ever since sin entered the world. However, I do believe behavior in America is worse than ever before. In my mom’s generation, they rarely heard of anyone getting divorced. Couples stayed married until one of them died. They didn’t have to lock their doors or fear their children were going to be abducted and murdered. The worst problems teachers faced in the classroom were chewing gum and talking too much. Sure, people…
This was written by a woman who writes for Blessed Homemaking, which is a beautiful blog! When children become a certain age, some Christian parents think it would be a great idea to allow them to get a job to “keep them busy” and earn some money. Not only is this popular for boys, but it has also become popular for teenage girls. Why parents want to send their teen daughters out into the world to earn money is beyond…
A woman in my Facebook group shared that a friend of hers had caught porn on her husband’s phone, but he denies it. She asked what her friend should do. Here’s how a wise woman in the group responded: I’d first start with what the Bible states: 1 Corinthians 13:7 – Love bears all things, BELIEVES all things, hopes all things, endures all things In my opinion, believing all things means to believe your husband until proven 100 percent guilty….
From Chapter 1 of Reverend Zach Garris’s Masculine Christianity: Masculinity is in peril. Women are being pushed into roles formerly held by men, which in turn is driving men out of society. Women are pursuing more advanced degrees, working full-time jobs, and sometimes even making more money than their husbands. In other words, women are pursuing careers outside the home. The problem with this is that it comes at the expense of children and family life. Rather than aiding men…
Written by Eric Conn on X First, the argument that women need higher education so they can raise godly sons actually goes back to the French Revolution period. Proto-feminists and revolutionaries sought to destroy Christian families, so they used this nefarious line often: “A woman needs to have a university education outside the home if she is to raise godly sons.” This was a subtle maneuver. What they really wanted was to brainwash the girl whilst away from her Christian…
Written by Debi Pearl A wise woman doesn’t take anything for granted. She is thankful to be loved and seeks to make herself more lovely. A wise woman doesn’t allow herself to be a liability but strives to be an asset to the marriage bond. She looks for ways to make, save, and use money wisely. Her husband knows he is a richer man because she is his wife. A wise woman seeks to be a part of her husband’s…
This is one of the best sermons on biblical womanhood I have ever heard preached by Pastor Rick Appleton in December 2025. What I am going to share isn’t taught by many, sadly. “The aged women likewise, that they be in behaviour as becometh holiness, not false accusers, not given to much wine, teachers of good things. That they may teach the young women to be sober, to love their husbands, to love their children, to be discreet, chaste, keepers…
A young woman asked me to write a post about single moms living for God and whether they can be remarried. First of all, it depends on why she is single. Did her husband die? If so, these are God’s instructions to her: “I will therefore that the younger women marry, bear children, guide the house, give none occasion to the adversary to speak reproachfully” (1 Timothy 5:14). Here are her instructions if, for some reason, she left her husband:…
When I was growing up, my parents fought often. I was close to my mom. She would talk badly about my dad to me. (She profusely apologized in her old age and was so deeply saddened that she did that.) So, I grew up not liking my dad much. I was critical of him. He was an only child who was pampered. (He just told me that yesterday!) He was a loner. He didn’t talk to us much growing up….