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For decades, the headline was consistent: abortion rates in the United States were on a steady, long-term decline. This was largely celebrated as a public health victory, attributed to better access to effective contraception and comprehensive education. However, the data has recently shifted. While rates fell significantly from the 1980s through the mid-2010s, we are […]

Fear is a visceral, ancient alarm system. It gets a response—usually a racing heart, a lump in the throat, or a sudden urge to run. If we let it, fear becomes the primary sculptor of our character, carving out a life defined by “what ifs” and self-preservation. But there is a different way to live. […]

We live in a culture that treats “I don’t care what people think” as a badge of honor. We are told that true authenticity is found by looking inward, silencing the crowd, and pursuing our own desires above all else. But as I’ve looked back on my life—from my days as a school principal to […]

Artificial Intelligence is evil. I don’t mean that in the standard “religious Luddite” way. I mean it in a technical sense. While AI was trained on human language, once unleashed on the open internet, it consumed everything—every corner of the web, including the darkest recesses of social media where toxicity thrives. It ingested our hate, […]

I grew up in a Christian home where the pulpits rang out with one word, repeated ad infinitum: Grace, Grace, Grace. In modern American Christianity, most pastors take this emphasis a step further, clarifying that works have absolutely no value in our salvation. Yet, I have always found it ironic that in these same churches, […]