by Drew Griffin I tend to have an intense relationship with my radio.  As I drive about, commuting to work, I listen to talk radio.  I am that guy who sits at the traffic light talking back to the commentators.  At times I may shout in disagreement or I may cheer in hearty affirmation.  Last...

By Trillia Newbell I was recently asked to respond to a series of articles written on the web regarding complementarianism. The new friend was curious about my thoughts regarding certain aspects of the various posts. I’m not going to go into great detail and here is why, for me being a complementarian isn’t a “cause.”...

By Dan Sardinas What do you really believe about yourself? One does not have to listen to culture for very long to see the redefinition of a man. Men are usually seen as lazy, stupid, inferior, childish, and sex-crazed. The sad thing is that for many men, some or all of these characteristics are true....

by Grant Castleberry It was late in the afternoon of September 23, 1986. I was just two years old, and my dad had just taken off on a routine training exercise in his F-4 Phantom Marine Corps fighter jet. He was flying over the Atlantic Ocean, not far from our home in Beaufort, South Carolina,...

  By Jasmine Baucham I stared at the sheet of paper in front of me, shifting nervously in my seat. The other questions were easy enough to answer: name, family situation, how I came to hear about this place, work history, education, interests. But that last question, “What are your life goals?” made me cringe inwardly....

By Jessica Thompson Recently I was selling books at a conference when a young, sweet girl bought a copy of my mom’s book Helper by Design. She commented that she has read several books about being a wife and is going to be married in just a couple months. She then said what every single...