Earlier this month, Monte Larrick attended the Pro-Life Action League’s protest against Walgreens and CVS pharmacies contemplating the sale of abortifacients, and talked with Eric Scheidler about this potential product. Eric Scheidler is the executive director of the Pro-Life Action League, and believes this is a move on the part of the corporations to prove they’re woke.
“We know that American corporations are becoming more and more woke. . .acting at the behest of the Democratic party and the progressive movement.
This is the final episode in the dating series. Jenna and Alyssa discuss the physical, mental and time boundaries that makes for a healthy and enjoyable dating experience, and how Alyssa and her fiancé navigated said waters through each phase of their relationship.
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Dating Part 4: Boundaries in Relationships (Self Evident #33)
In this episode of Spotlight, David & guest host Jenna converse with IFI partner Tom Burrows. Burrows is the field director of the Good Soil Good Seed Foundation (gsgsfoundation.com), and the three of them list reasons why you should ensure that your children and grandchildren are receiving a Biblical education.
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Good Soil, Good Seed (Illinois Family Spotlight #344)
In this edition of Spotlight, David E. Smith discusses the upcoming bills with IFI’s lobbyist David Curtain. In the second half, Jennifer Korte opines on school board scandals and Biden’s summary of the state of our nation.
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Illinois General Assembly Legislative Updates (Illinois Family Spotlight #343)
Episode 32 is the 3rd installment in the dating series of Self Evident. Listen in as Alyssa, Brynn & Jenna put forth your puzzlers pertaining to romance to Self Evident Patriarchs David Smith & Richard Hartian. Together, the cohort converse about age gaps, the import of one’s faith in a relationship, dynamics between the sexes, and (of course) much more.
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Dating Part 3: Q & A Feat. the Patriarchs (Self Evident #32)
In this episode of IFS, Monte Larrick converses with Anthony Catella, a candidate for the St. Charles library board. The two discuss theology, the military, and why t’s important to run for your local office.
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Library Boards & Conservative Candidates (Illinois Family Spotlight #342)
It is indeed a good thing when a man finds a wife, and when a woman finds a husband–but in order to find said significant other without bone crushing consequences, we need to have a set route and air-traffic controllers in place so we don’t lose ourselves in the clouds.
And that is why patriarchs David Smith & Richard Hartian join Alyssa, Brynn and Jenna for part two of Self Evident’s dating series. In this episode, we’re discussing the Biblical roles of the dating scene.… Continue Reading
Nancy Valko is a registered nurse, legal consultant and a spokesperson for the National Association of Pro-Life Nurses. Monte Larrick had the opportunity to speak with her at a Lake County Right To Life forum, where she keynoted and spoke on the dangers of saying nothing when it comes to medically assisted suicide.
“The problem is, if doctors themselves don’t take a position on the most important issue they have–the most important covenant they have with their patients, which is they will not kill them–what else is open?”
We have opened the door. Self Evident is addressing the over-addressed topic of dating and the Christian. Why? Because the issue of finding a partner to walk through the rest of life with is the second biggest decision anyone will ever make.
In this episode, Alyssa, Eliana, Jenna and Brynn pull out what the world considers dating, what a Biblical view of dating entails, and how we need to ensure that our security lies in what Christ accomplished on the cross, not in the physical or emotional safety of a significant other.… Continue Reading
In this edition of Spotlight, IFI’s David Smith and Public School Exit’s Ceasar Leflore converse with the one and only Juan Elias-Riesco, former owner of the famous Nini’s Deli (which you can learn about through the documentary Paint the Wall Black) and a blazing torch for the kingdom of Christ.
Elias-Riesco’s testimony of how he became a Christian is anything but boring. Growing up on the streets of Chicago, he quickly became hardened to shoplifting and spiraled into a sinful lifestyle that had him in prison and rejecting God’s design for sexuality.… Continue Reading