Motherhood and Suffering…Is It a Sign? The idea of birth control, family size and fertility is often not well-thought-out, in my opinion, among Christians. It’s one of my passions–not to …

Claire brings up a good, thought-provoking discussion…one we ought to follow through to an answer. “Be fruitful and multiply”…no wait, overpopulation. This subject, for me, is one more reason to …

What do my children see? In me? How do I wear my Father’s love? Do they see real love? (Love not in word only, but in deed and truth.) My …

To those few who remain unwilling to admit the epidemic of our anti-child culture, I submit exhibit A… A as in Abercrombie & Fitch…the leading brand clothing for teenagers. Do …

Invariably, this birth control topic really opens a can of worms. It’s impossible to address just one aspect; there keeps occurring a new path, a different thought, and we must …

Last year I told about how a family I knew growing up had so influenced my life and planted seeds that have greatly impacted my husband’s and my family choices. …

I thought this information from Mrs. Sara worthy of notice. (I don’t mean to be “a lazy and unscholarly student” 😉 So maybe this helps some of you who also …

This subject, from the angle I’m writing, could really be separated into two categories: the birth control industry and accompanying mindset, and the careful, prayerful fertility life of a couple. …

Inevitably a hot topic. When I post about this topic, it really makes me think deeply. Sometimes I let doubt creep in, because I am so passionate about it, and …

It’s time to revisit this topic…it is such a deep affliction to me when I see the world’s attitude toward children. And not just children, but toward our smug ability …

I read about an experiment on human behavior. A control group was instructed to get on the same elevator at various floors, and turn around to face the back of …

So we’re raising CEDARS…. You know, growing trees is one of those things that doesn’t fit so well within our culture. In the age of microwave your dinner in 3 …

It has dawned on me that being a Christian in an unchristian culture is hard; being nice to unmannered people, regardless of their spiritual life is even harder. Propriety–behaving “properly” …