Family

Introduction Not every act of faith is loud. Some change history through persistence, patience, and love that endures over decades. Such is the story of Willard and Rebecca Bean, a young couple called over a century ago to live in a small town in New York where they were not wanted. Their assignment? To care for the old farmhouse of …

When the World Lied, Christ Told the Truth Miles Yardley was only 15 when doctors told him he was born in the wrong body. They said he was a girl. They said hormone therapy would fix the confusion. He was never given time to grow, to pray, or to understand what was truly at stake. By his second appointment at …

I’m about to tell you something that will make your blood boil. Something so obvious, so undeniable, that once you see it, you’ll wonder how you ever missed it. The entire Western world is committing slow-motion suicide, and they’ve convinced you to join them. But I found the antidote—a secret so powerful that it can reverse the decline of our …

The 1960s Marked the Beginning of America’s Collapse America was once a land of churches strong families hard work and reverence for God. The average home had a Bible on the table and a father who led with honor. But the 1960s brought a storm that hit faster than anyone could stop. What was once considered wicked was suddenly normalized. …

A Hollywood RarityIn a culture that worships fame and mocks fidelity, Neil McDonough is a man who refuses to play by their rules. He is a devout Catholic, a devoted husband, and a proud father of five. And unlike the morally bankrupt crowd in Hollywood, Neil made a vow years ago that he would never kiss or do sex scenes …

Why I Respect the Preparedness of the Latter-day Saints The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints does some of the most impressive and effective preparedness work I have ever come across. I have always believed in disaster preparedness. Not because I live in fear, but because I care about my family and believe in taking responsibility for their safety …

Back to the Cross: How Gen X and Older Millennials Are Finding Jesus Again — And Why It’s a Beautiful Thing In an age where the world is spiraling into confusion, moral decay, and spiritual emptiness, something deeply powerful is happening. Quietly, steadily, and beautifully. Generation X and older Millennials are finding their way back to Jesus Christ. And not …