By Thomas Hampson
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06.24.26
When activists redefine language, they don’t just change vocabulary—they shape how people think about truth, morality, and reality. Christians must recognize the power of words and refuse to surrender God’s design to cultural “reprogramming” and man-made language constructs that deny God’s created order.
By Thomas Hampson
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06.22.26
Control the language → control the conversation → shape the culture. Words matter. When activists redefine words like “love,” “marriage,” “identity,” and “truth,” they are not just changing vocabulary, they are changing how people understand reality.
By Noah Li
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06.20.26
Our culture desperately needs faithful fathers. Statistics confirm what Scripture has always taught: children flourish when moms and dads are committed, present, and engaged. God’s design for marriage and family is the foundation for a healthy society.
By Thomas Hampson
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06.20.26
When government systems begin treating innocent children as numbers, referrals, and funding opportunities, something has gone terribly wrong. Children are NOT commodities to be managed. We should be deeply grieved and outraged by the federal government's failure to protect vulnerable immigrant children.
By Mark Elfstrand, Cultural Affairs Writer
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06.18.26
I can’t say I’m totally shocked. But almost. In scanning through my Apple News stories a few weeks back, I stumbled across this article from Vogue (kindly pardon the obvious inference). “‘I Wear It on My Middle Finger’: Inside the Booming Market for Divorce Rings.”
By Mark Elfstrand, Cultural Affairs Writer
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06.13.26
Some in our culture now openly talk about children as obstacles to personal freedom and fulfillment. Scripture offers a much different view: “Children are a heritage from the LORD…” — Psalm 127:3 How we view God and the value of human life will shape how we view parenting. Children are not burdens. They are blessings. Love them. Teach them. Treasure them.
By David E. Smith
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06.06.26
Our laws teach the next generation what is right and wrong. When government redefines marriage, parenthood, and the family, culture follows. The Them Before Us scorecard is an important reminder: children need leaders who prioritize their rights and well-being over adult desires.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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06.05.26
Our culture increasingly tells young people that marriage and children are obstacles to personal freedom and happiness. But God’s design for the family is not a burden. Marriage and children are amazing blessings.
By Rev. Thorin Anderson
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06.03.26
“Free” is one of the most expensive words in politics. Free programs. Free services. Free benefits. Someone always pays. Politicians who promise everything from government often deliver higher taxes, less freedom, and greater dependency.
By Mark Elfstrand, Cultural Affairs Writer
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06.01.26
If April showers bring May flowers then what does June bring? Unfortunately, it turns our focus to the sin of pride, amplified in many colorful and distorted ways by what is promoted as “Pride Month.”
By Dr. Rob Rienow
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05.29.26
Families rarely drift apart overnight. Pride, anger, avoidance, hypocrisy, and misplaced priorities quietly damage relationships over time. The good news? God can heal what sin and selfishness have broken — if we are willing to repent, forgive, and change.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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05.28.26
Instead of celebrating sexual confusion and moral rebellion, let's use June to celebrate God's design for the family. Strong marriages, faithful parents, and thriving children are worth defending. June is a great time to honor, strengthen, and celebrate the natural family.
By Thomas Hampson
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05.27.26
Equality Illinois held a news conference in Springfield on May 21, 2026, to kick off the public phase of its legislative advocacy day. Six speakers took the microphone for over twenty-four minutes, each delivering a piece of a coordinated policy package.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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05.22.26
America desperately needs to become more family-friendly and child-friendly again. Government websites and incentives may help at the margins, but the deeper issue is cultural: marriage is delayed, children are often viewed as burdens, and God’s design for family has been abandoned.
By Alyssa Sonnenburg
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05.19.26
Marriage and home ownership have something important in common: both require commitment, sacrifice, long-term thinking, and a willingness to build something bigger than yourself. Strong families create strong communities; and strong communities build a stronger nation.
