How Evil Fractures the Soul, Faith, and Society Our culture tends to approach abuse through two flawed lenses. In the secular sphere, trauma is often treated in purely clinical or materialist categories—a neurological injury to be managed through technique, stripped…
Moving from Dysregulation to Biblical Self-Control We live in a culture that swings wildly between two destructive errors when it comes to human emotion. On one side is an expressive individualism that treats every internal impulse as sacred truth: “If…
How Early Relational Bonds Shape the Heart We live in a culture deeply confused about human connection. On one side, radical modern individualism preaches total autonomy: you are enough on your own, needing nobody, self-actualized and unbothered. On the other…
How Early Ruptures Shape How We Relate We live in a culture deeply confused about human connection. On one side, radical modern individualism preaches total autonomy: you are enough on your own, needing nobody, self-actualized and unbothered. On the other…
When Christian parents think about raising their children, the conversation usually tilts toward behavior, doctrine, or academic success. We teach them the catechism, enforce family rules, take them to church, and make sure their physical needs are met. But our…
