Marriage & Parenting

Preparing For a Post-Roe World

Traci DeVette Griggs | February 21, 2020
As more pro-life justices get appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court, talk of overturning Roe v. Wade and returning the decision about abortion to READ
Andrew Kern speaks about classical education

A Pursuit Of Truth That Leads To Freedom

John Rustin | February 12, 2020
We see a wide variety of school choice options nowadays, from private, to homeschool, to public charter, to traditional public schools. Each of these READ

Guidelines For Better Religious Liberty

Traci DeVette Griggs | February 6, 2020
Since 1993, every January 16 has been declared Religious Freedom Day by Presidential proclamation. During last month’s Religious Freedom Day, the Department of Education READ

Hope After Abortion

Traci DeVette Griggs | January 30, 2020
Those of us who fight for the sanctity of life know that the most extreme pro-abortion rhetoric often includes “shouting” about one’s abortion, where READ

The Truth About Chemical Abortions

Traci DeVette Griggs | January 23, 2020
This month marks the 47th year since abortion-on-demand was legalized nationally by Roe v. Wade. For decades, the main method of abortion was surgical, READ

Clearing The Air About The NC Hemp Industry

Traci DeVette Griggs | January 16, 2020
Those of you who have been following the 2019-2020 North Carolina legislative session have heard the controversy over the 2019 Farm Act, and specifically READ

Threats to Our Religious Liberty (Part 2)

Traci DeVette Griggs | January 8, 2020
In the slew of religious freedom cases that have happened in recent years, many of us have found ourselves praying for courts to side READ

Yes! Talk About Religion and Politics (POV)

Traci DeVette Griggs | January 7, 2020
When it comes to getting along with others, many of us have bought into the old adage: “Never talk about religion or politics.”  Well, READ

Threats to Our Religious Liberty (Part 1)

Traci DeVette Griggs | January 2, 2020
We have seen numerous state and national court cases in recent years addressing our religious liberties. From adoption agencies to public monuments to medical READ
Daniel Darling discusses new book The Dignity Revolution: Reclaiming God’s Rich Vision for Humanity and the importance of faith in public policy

The Characters of Christmas

Traci DeVette Griggs | December 23, 2019
While the Christmas story is one we all know very well, it may seem difficult to connect this 2,000-year-old story to our modern culture. READ

Healthy Marriage Habits

Traci DeVette Griggs | December 19, 2019
Most of us can agree that marriage is good, but just because it is good does not mean it is easy. Some of the READ

Getting Work Right

Traci DeVette Griggs | December 13, 2019
In an American culture focused so heavily on achievement and getting things done, most of us understand the value of hard work, and would READ

The Blessings of Sufferings (Part 2)

Traci DeVette Griggs | December 5, 2019
Kelvin Cochran grew up in a shotgun house in Shreveport, Louisiana. Raised by a single mother, his family of seven all shared one room READ

The Blessings of Sufferings (Part 1)

Traci DeVette Griggs | November 26, 2019
After an illustrious thirty-four year career in fire service, Atlanta Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran was terminated from his position, after it was discovered that READ

POV: Far More Than A Chicken Sandwich

John Rustin | November 22, 2019
I’ve long admired Chick-fil-A’s slogan, “We didn’t invent the chicken, just the chicken sandwich,” because it cleverly acknowledges two fundamental ideals: (1) the restaurant READ

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