Coming off of Mother's Day, it seemed a smart move to share a post dealing with motherhood. This post from Ligonier gives mothers 12 points based in Scripture on how to be godly mothers. Obviously, I am not a mom myself, but reading this article I can't see how the advice given would not benefit any mom anywhere, and at anytime. So, I hope it will benefit any moms that read this. But, I also hope it will help husbands and children know how to pray for mothers.

Well, tomorrow is Mother's Day. It's interesting, the calendar that is. We have so many holidays for so many things, and of course, there are discussions on various sides of that issue. "Oh, it's just a day so stores can sell more candy or cards," says one person. Another might state that these are good reminders, days that help us remember special people and events. I don't think Paul had these kinds of days in mind in Romans 14:5-9, per se, but I think some of the principle

And we're back to our regularly scheduled content sharing with this video from AiG Canada. In it, Calvin Smith recalls a confrontation he had with a PhD in philosophy. What was an interesting exchange revealed a deeper problem with atheism: it truthfully cannot account for, well, truth. More specifically, how can atheism answer how we know anything for sure? It's not a long video, and I hope that if you're a believer, it helps you to understand the truthfulness of this worldv