“Not all women want children. For me, it sounds like the worst deal, like drawing the short straw of life. The man gets to have it all: a family, a higher education, a fulfilling career, free time, free will, friends. But the woman? Must stay home forever and only raise children, be a servant, and clean the house. No, thank you. Childfree is freedom.” (Tiffany on Facebook) My response to Tiffany: “You’ve bought the evil feminist agenda hook, line, and…
“Liz was 62 years old and had homeschooled her two daughters, who were now in their 20s, unmarried, and living at home. Liz and her husband adopted their three-year-old foster son and were raising him. Then, she suddenly died of a heart attack. She was dearly loved but greatly overweight. Liz exchanged the years of continuing to be a loving mom for the pleasure of a high-food-consumption life. This isn’t judging her. We mourn with her family, but each of…
“I recently received a Christmas card from the most traditional Christian family I know in real life. As is typical of Christmas cards, it contained updates on each family member. I was saddened, though not surprised, to find that the card listed the professional accomplishments of each grown and married daughter, including progress on Master’s degrees. These women all married young and are still of childbearing age, but none have any children, having chosen at least for the present to…
In the past few weeks, I have written two posts (here and here) about something that Mary Kassian wrote for The Gospel Coalition. She contacted me and sent me the following email. I was thankful she did, and I was thankful to hear that she agrees with the way the Bible lays out Biblical Womanhood. We still may not agree on everything, but for the sake of clarity and as “iron sharpens iron,” here is her email to me: Dear…
We live in a world that is not our final destination. We must be as wise as serpents and as innocent as doves. We must raise our children in the nurture and in the admonition of the Lord. Their eternal souls are all that matter in the end. This was removed by Instagram a few hours after posting it yesterday morning because it was considered “hate speech.” There are many who are easily offended by the truth of what is…
Last Saturday, I published this handwritten post on Facebook and of course, women just loved it! Not. If you look at the comment section, you will see many reasons given why women aren’t to be silent in the churches. I am going to go over them with you so that you will have a good defense for your faith. We must know God’s Word and be able to defend it against false teaching. Some said those verses were written to…
Below are excerpts from an article entitled Marxist Feminism’s Ruined Lives. It was written by Mallory Millett whose sister, Kate Millett author of “The Bible of Women’s Liberation,” was heavily involved in the beginnings of NOW and the move to infiltrate feminism into every area of society. It’s goal? Destroy the family. Read it and weep for our culture. Carefully ponder sending your daughters to college which are filled with toxic feminist teachings against God’s ways for them. Train them…
Undoubtedly, every time I teach women to be keepers at home, women will cry, “What about female nurses and teachers? We need them!” This is a strawman argument since there will always be female nurses and teachers. Few women read what I write and even fewer want to do what God commands of them, therefore, there is no need to fret that there will be no more female nurses or teachers. Many women believe that being a teacher or a…
Our culture doesn’t prepare young women for marriage. The churches and the schools don’t. Most mothers aren’t preparing their daughters for marriage, and neither are the older women in the churches, so most women go into marriage knowing little about being a wife, mother, and running a home. I asked the women in the chat room what practical skills they wish they knew before marriage and this is how they answered. They wish they had learned how to cook healthy…
Mary Kassian, in the post I shared last week, ended her article about complementarianism this way: “If you hear someone tell you that complementarity means you have to get married, have dozens of babies, be a stay-at-home housewife, clean toilets, completely forego a career, chuck your brain, tolerate abuse, watch Leave It to Beaver reruns, bury your gifts, deny your personality, and bobble-head nod ‘yes’ to everything men say, don’t believe her. That’s a straw (wo)man misrepresentation. It’s not complementarianism….