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Yes, another sangria recipe! This one is different in that it combines the flavors of fresh pineapple along with juicy stone fruit and the crispness of a nice Pinot Grigio. It is sweet but not too sweet and makes a perfect accompaniment for any summer gathering! Also try it alongside chicken tacos, quesadillas, enchiladas, or […]
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Another Gospel? A Lifelong Christian Seeks Truth in Response to Progressive Christianity By Alisa Childers I wasn’t familiar with Alisa Childers until she was a guest on Allie Beth Stuckey’s podcast, Relatable. Upon listening to her interview and learning a bit of her story, I started listening to her podcast, The Alisa Childers Podcast. Alisa Childers is […]
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The Alisa Childers Podcast Do you ever find yourself traveling down the digital “rabbit hole” of endless content? You follow someone on social media or hear them on a podcast and then it leads you to discover new individuals, organizations, books, music, etc.? It’s almost like a whole other world has been existing without you ever […]
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“All you must do to drift away is nothing.” – Christine Caine, How Did I Get Here? You can attempt to remain in one place but without any sort of root, foundation or anchor you’ll find yourself bending, swaying, leaning or gradually shifting. Vulnerability, busyness, laziness, ignorance, and distraction can make you blind to the movement […]
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Live Not By Lies: A Manual for Christian Dissidents By Rod Dreher America is the “free world,” the land of opportunity, the hub of innovation and the home of convenience. But over the last few years and for reasons I cannot wrap my head around, respect and appreciation for American freedom and liberty has been […]
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We Will Not Be Silenced: Responding Courageously to Our Culture’s Assault on Christianity By Erwin W. Lutzer The Covid-19 pandemic exposed a lot of cultural baggage that had been hidden deep within the “closet” of American society. Amidst the mayhem, confusion, instability, isolation, mixed messaging and tragic deaths [from both the disease and the “other,” […]
