The first Tuesday in November will culminate in one of the most polarizing elections in U.S. history while simultaneously marking the beginning of National Adoption Month, which is annually designated in November.
We must remember that the pro-life movement isn’t a political cause. It is a moral response to the God-ordained sanctity of human life.
While foster care and adoption are vital solutions, we also must help prevent children from entering the system in the first place. This National Foster Care Month, our country’s at-risk children need believers to prioritize the type of support that keeps families together from the start.
As we enter the weekend commemorating Christ’s Passion, death, and glorious resurrection, may we delight in the knowledge that we have been redeemed from the consequences of sin and have been blessed with the fragile gift of liberty.
This Advent season of prayer, celebration, and waiting is not without purpose — our blessings come with a calling.
While most mothers are celebrating a present blessing on Mother’s Day, these celebrations can be bittersweet for women who have placed their children for adoption.
As a nation, we have plenty to confess and much that needs healing, and that journey begins and ends with prayer.
A survey revealed a startling reality — the majority of Millennials and Gen Z-ers don’t know the basic facts of the Jewish Holocaust.
This Easter, may we, as the adopted children of God, let the sacrificial nature of Christ thrust us into denying ourselves, taking up our Cross, and following Jesus into the redeeming work of manifesting the Gospel to the least of these.
Christians across the country must step out of their comfort zones and sound the alarm in every county and state across this fruited plain.
