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The Date Is a Lie
The pyramid date only works if Genesis is false before the calculation begins.

Making Holy Lemonade
We have all heard the saying.

The Signs of a Christian Cult
Galatians 4 says a believer can leave one bondage and turn again to another, this time under a Christian list God never wrote.

The Bible Says North Is Empty
Long before anyone aimed a camera at Giza, Scripture described a stranger heaven: a circle, a curtain, a sea of glass, and an empty place in the north.

You Cannot Serve Your Way Into the Family
Galatians 4 draws a hard line between the servant who works to be accepted and the child who works because they already are.

The Bible Names the Star
The pyramids point at one star.

The Lord hath done great things for us:
I woke before the rest of the house on our daughter’s wedding day.

They Didn't All Drown
The flood was supposed to end the giants. Your own Bible says it didn't.

Let’s Make a Deal
I’ll make you a deal.

The Only Pyramid With No Gods Carved Into It
Every other pyramid in Egypt names a god. The biggest one names nobody. There is a buried reason, and it is in your Bible, not theirs.

The Man Who Bakes the Bread Alone
God setteth the solitary in families. It took me forty years and thirteen in North Dakota to believe it.

A Beautiful Night:
Last night was everything.

They Fired the Exorcist for Telling the Truth
He looked at the disclosure wave, said "those are demons," and was gone within days.

Every Child Is a Burden. That Is the Point.
A man aborted his son over a diagnosis and the world applauded. This is not new, and it is not mercy.

My Daughter Is Getting a Husband Tomorrow
A plain word about family, leaving,cleaving, and keeping this work alive.
95% Truth. 5% Poison.
Pride did not start with a parade. It began with a creature saying "I will" five times.

Heirs Together:
Equipping women to embrace God's design in a world that's lost its way

Someone Gets Your Child's Mornings
School was never just reading. It was hours, habits, heroes, and the slow naming of good and evil.

Blood, Piss, and Bone
They want a Jesus who smells like a candle. He was born on a floor.

They Renamed It So You Wouldn't Flinch
Water is water, they said.

A Recipe to Keep your Husband’s Heart:
It’s wedding week at our house!

The Fall Always Feels Like Flight
They threw a parade for the oldest sin in the universe. They just didn't tell you whose it was first.
So I built a wall that makes Scripture go first. Beta's open.
Adam here.

The Verse That Waited 2,000 Years for a Camera
Every commentator hit this line and went quiet. Then we put the answer in five billion pockets.

I have three days left
Friday I walk my daughter down the aisle. The hardest thing I'll ever do is open my hand.

Your Phone Preaches Before You Do
Picture your house at 6 a.m.

I Have No Greater Joy
Christie wrote the mother's side this morning. Here is the father's.
Does Anything Else Matter?
Our oldest two children singing, “I’ll Take Jesus” this morning their first Sunday after graduating from Bible College.

Letting Go: The Prequel to Last Night’s Post
Last night you read the ending of this story, I wrote this post at the beginning of this journey.

THEY CALL IT ALIEN. GOD CALLED IT FALLEN.
Pale skin.

your kids aren’t the retirement plan for your ego
you tell yourself you’re pouring into them. half the time you’re just collecting interest.

They Raised You On Talking Vegetables
You were handed a cartoon Bible. Then they wondered why you never learned to fear the Book.

Tonight, I Stand in Awe:
“I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth.” 3 John 1:4 KJV

they renamed the giants so you would stop running
it started as rain.

They’re About to Introduce You to an Old Friend
The footage drops in June. The category is older than the flood.

Secondhand Revelation
It won’t survive firsthand temptation.

If Screwtape’s Department Wrote Today Letter V: Dismantling Fatherhood

Big Blake Praise
He is off oxygen today. Thank you for praying.

Jezebel Wears Church Clothes
The spirit is not always outside the church. Sometimes it stands near the pulpit with a Bible in its hand.

If Screwtape’s Department Wrote Today IV: To the Young Unmarried Man
From the archives:

Church Became Optional
the quiet way a house forgets God

Aaron saw God. Then he built a cow.
Say a prayer for us.

If Screwtape’s Department Wrote Today III: A Letter Regarding Young Unmarried Women
Equipping women to embrace God's design in a world that's lost its way

They Called It Anarchy. God Called It Order.
A reader sent me what happened when his house stopped serving the machine and started opening the Book.

If Screwtape’s Department Wrote Today II: A Letter Regarding Mothers
From the archives:

The Bible Disclosed The War First
Disclosure did not start in Washington. It started before the flood.

How Are The Mighty Fallen
Memorial Day is not the start of summer. It is the day America promised to remember.

If Screwtape’s Department Wrote Today: A Letter Regarding the Married Woman
From the archives:

Anarchy Is the Only Thing That Ever Kept a Man Sane in This Country
They put the word on the things a man used to do without asking anybody. Then they wondered why the country started coming apart.

His Robes for Mine, O, Wonderful Exchange
There are truths within the Christian life so immense that language itself feels frail trying to carry them.

The Mothers Still Climb The Steps
That is what the building says.

Spiritual Agriculture
The Lord told the same story three times.

IF THOU BE
I. The first time the question was asked

The Counterfeit Has An App Now
The mark of the beast was never going to look like a number.

The Devil Hates Order
There is a reason modern life feels so noisy, so fragmented, so restless, and so perpetually unstable.

God Is Not Your Personal Cruise Director
There is a version of Christianity floating around now that bears very little resemblance to the God of Scripture.

Summertime Modesty
Summer always seems to bring modesty conversations back around again, especially among Christian mothers raising daughters who genuinely want to honor the Lord without turning life into a rigid rulebook.

Basking In His Promises
Summer gives a woman room to notice—

Help me to Abide
There is something deeply tender to me in the simplicity of Christ’s invitation to the believer in John 15, especially when laid beside the restless striving that so often characterizes the human heart.

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