By David E. Smith
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10.23.25
Some Illinois lawmakers are trying to push through a deceptive “End-of-Life Options” bill that would legalize physician-assisted suicide and allow falsified death certificates—erasing the truth about cause of death. Though SB 1950 has stalled for now, it could resurface during the Veto Session.
By David E. Smith
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10.17.25
The SCOTUS is considering several pivotal cases impacting the sanctity of life, the freedom to live out our faith, and the God-given rights of parents. Let us pray that the Justices will seek wisdom from Almighty God and have the courage to uphold the original intent of the U.S. Constitution.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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10.15.25
I have always been pro-life. However, since having my daughter this past June, I have become even more pro-life– if that was even possible.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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10.14.25
The FDA just approved another deadly abortion pill—this time from Evita Solutions, a company proudly claiming to “normalize” abortion. But research shows 1 in 10 women suffer serious complications from this drug. It’s unsafe for women, lethal for babies, and reckless policy from Washington.
By David E. Smith
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10.10.25
Illinois is forcing faith-based employers to pay for abortion through their health insurance plans. When government compels Christians to underwrite the destruction of innocent life, religious liberty itself is under assault.
By Rev. Calvin Lindstrom
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10.02.25
In the summer of 2019, the Evangelical Church of Finland pledged its full support for a Helsinki Pride event. Päivi Räsänen, a member of the church and a longstanding elected official, posted on X (then Twitter) a picture of Romans 1:24-27 along with a question.
By Rev. Thorin Anderson
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09.19.25
Last Wednesday I lost a brother who I never met and who never heard my name. But he is eternally my brother, and I mourn his loss.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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09.10.25
By now, you have seen the headlines and footage regarding the tragic murder of Ukrainian refugee, Iryna Zarutska. The tragic irony of Iryna’s murder is that she came to the United States for safety– escaping the danger and uncertainty of Putin’s war. Instead of being met with safety and security, she experienced the exact opposite.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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09.08.25
Emily was only 19 when she found out that she was pregnant. Most 19-year-olds are preparing for college. Not Emily– well, not anymore. She was staring at two bright pink lines on her at-home pregnancy test.
By Mae Arthur
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09.03.25
While authorities expose chilling organ procurement abuses, mainstream voices argue for redefining death to meet demand. From patients waking up mid-harvest to lab-grown “bodyoids,” we are witnessing the commodification of human life. But life is not ours to take—only the God who gives life has the authority to end it.
By Israel Wayne
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08.26.25
When Cracker Barrel quietly dropped "Uncle Herschel" from its iconic logo, they weren’t just rebranding—they were reopening a deep cultural divide. What followed was public outrage, plunging stock value, and accusations of “going woke.” But is this really about a logo—or something much bigger?
By David E. Smith
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08.21.25
Dr. Albert Mohler is sounding the alarm on Canada’s “Medical Assistance in Dying” program—so extreme it now resembles a “death cult.” His warning: don’t believe the lie that assisted suicide laws stay limited. This is exactly what we’re fighting in the Illinois General Assembly.
08.02.25
A truly Christian worldview means seeing and living all of life through the lens of God’s Word. One of the Church’s greatest errors today is thinking we can live faithfully without being rooted in Scripture—especially on abortion, where many Christians echo progressive talking points instead of standing on biblical truth.
By Micah Clark
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07.26.25
Americans love adoption in theory—75% view it favorably—but when facing unplanned pregnancies, they choose it less than 1% of the time. Why the "adoption paradox"? Misinformation, social stigma, and emotional fears keep it off the table.
By Jenna Smith
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07.25.25
Japanese researchers at Mie University have used CRISPR gene-editing technology to eliminate the extra chromosome that causes Down Syndrome, showing potential to normalize cellular function. Is this a promising step toward treating genetic disorders—or a slippery slope toward engineering “designer babies”?
