Feminists Have Done Violence to Mothering

Feminists Have Done Violence to Mothering

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In 2006, Dr. Brenda Hunter wrote her book Home By Choice and investigated the problems she was seeing with children. She found out that those who don’t have full-time mothers are much more insecure and mentally unstable. Children were meant to be raised by their mothers, contrary to popular opinion. Now, there is a post going viralwritten by Victoria Prooday that states the silent tragedy affecting children: “There is a silent tragedy developing right now, in our homes, and it…

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Should We Rebuke the Devil?

Should We Rebuke the Devil?

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In the movie The War Room, Priscilla Shrier plays a wife who at one point “rebukes the devil” by screaming at him and telling him that he is to leave their home and stop destroying their family. This seems to be a common practice today among women especially. They falsely believe that it is their job to speak to the Devil and tell him to flee. Is this biblical? For one thing, demons don’t live in homes or inanimate objects….

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Playing Russian Roulette With Your Children

Playing Russian Roulette With Your Children

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Written By Ken In today’s world of broken homes and broken children, it is hard to believe that our society cannot see that it is the result of the lies they were told and they believed just a few generations ago. Women were told they could do whatever they wanted with their lives with no thought of the damage it would do to their children over time and over many numbers of women working. What is a mother to a…

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Teaching “Black Pride” to Children

Teaching “Black Pride” to Children

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“Can you maybe write a post, on your blog, regarding African-American mothers of young children and how we are the same as other women? You see, I am often cut-off from family and friends because my husband and I do NOT buy into the ‘you should teach your kids black pride’ narrative. When I tell even close family (siblings), that ‘diversity’ is NOT important to us, that only JESUS is important to us, they get angry with me……. “I do…

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Working Mothers Raise Better Children?

Working Mothers Raise Better Children?

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A woman sent me an article and told me that I am dead wrong about working mothers. She linked an article called Working Moms Raise Better Kids.How are these kids better than stay-at-home moms’ children? “They found that the daughters of working mothers are actually more likely to be successful.That means they’re more likely to have jobs, be in positions of authority, and make more money than girls raised by non-working mothers.” Yes, if you are looking to raise children…

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The Path to a Weak and Sinful Church

The Path to a Weak and Sinful Church

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Most Christians are afraid to rebuke other Christians who are in sin. Most Christians hate being rebuked by others if they are in sin, therefore, there’s not much rebuking going on and many Christians who are in sin refuse to listen to rebukes. This is NOT how the Church of the Living God is supposed to operate. Reprove not a scorner, lest he hate thee: rebuke a wise man, and he will love thee (Proverbs 9:8). A wise person takes…

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The Parable of the Public Poolers

The Parable of the Public Poolers

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Once upon a time, in a place called America, someone had an idea. It was a bold plan–one that would alter the very social fabric of the nation. It wasn’t long before word of the idea began to spread, and many people thought it was simply marvelous. In due time, after enough support had been generated, the plan was put into action. At first glance, the plan seemed simple enough. Its proponents said it would be fair, free, and effective…

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Cultivating a Love for Home in Your Daughters

Cultivating a Love for Home in Your Daughters

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There’s something I have sadly noticed. There aren’t many young women who are good at being homemakers. They weren’t raised to keep their homes clean and tidy. They fail to look well to the ways of their household. No, they were raised to pursue a career, instead, since this has value in our culture and not homemaking. When they are home full time with their children, their homes are a mess and they don’t like to be home often. They…

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Studying to Be Quiet

Studying to Be Quiet

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This world is chaotic and noisy but we, as believers in Jesus Christ, are called to be peaceful and quiet. “And that ye study to be quiet and to do your own business, and to work with your own hands, as we commanded you” (1 Thessalonians 4:11). How do we study to be quiet? “Orderly, peaceful; living in the practice of the calm virtues of life. The duty to which he would exhort them was that of being subordinate to…

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No Ability to Be Good?

No Ability to Be Good?

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In Titus 2:5, older women are commanded to teach young women to be “good.” Do young women have the ability to be good? In Romans 7, the Apostle Paul admits that he has no ability to be good: “For that which I do I allow not: for what I would, that do I not; but what I hate, that do I. If then I do that which I would not, I consent unto the law that it is good. Now…

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