“Through prayer, we take responsible action. We repent and do things different.”
Monte Larrick asks Pastor Dan Haas what is prayer, the significance of it, and what Christians need to do in order to draw closer to God. Pastor Haas is the founder of A Future and A Hope Foundation.
A Future and A Hope Foundation was formed to bring change into hopeless situations. The mission of the Foundation is to empower the Church in urban communities to develop local solutions to the issues of violence reduction, assisting people with employment barriers to find and retain employment and poverty.… Continue Reading
In this episode of Spotlight, Self Evident’s Jenna Smith interviews Will and Meeke Addison. This power couple hosts a a daily radio/podcast program focused on Marriage, Family and the Church titled “Airing the Addisons” on American Family Radio.
Will and Meeke were keynote speakers at this year’s Illinois Christian Home Educators conference, where they spoke on the vital importance of discipling your children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord, and the opportunities homeschooling provides: “We see [homeschooling] as an opportunity to pour in our children and make them culture proof.”… Continue Reading
“Truth is ever to be found in simplicity, and not in the multiplicity and confusion of things.” ~Isaac Newton
To conclude Pride month with pizazz, Self Evident presents this bonus episode of Jenna bombarding two biologists with questions pertaining to what is a woman. The culture today is determined to have every term that defines sex and biology clear as mud. But definitions, by definition, define things.
“We need to stop being fearful of what the government can do to us, because at that point when we’re fearful of the government, that’s tyranny. The government needs to be fearful of the people…in the respect that we’re in control.”
Phil Nagel is running for the 40th district of Illinois Senate. An Air Force veteran, Nagel is running for his children, and to educate parents on how to take back the reins of we the people in Illinois.… Continue Reading
“For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.” ~Ephesians 6:12
Episode 8 of Self Evident continues our conversation regarding the prominence and propaganda of the LGBTQ agenda.
Read the “Parental Rights in Education” bill for yourself here.
Learn more about Jack Phillips and how you can help here.
In this episode of Illinois Family Spotlight, David Smith and Monte Larrick meet with Pastor Phil Wood, who is running for the 8th Congressional District. Phil Wood believes he has heard the hearts of the people and recognizes the great and widespread pain among them, especially from the upcoming generation. “Much of what is happening,” according to Phil, “is due to poor choices summarily handed down from leadership in Washington.” Phil wants to be part of the needed wave of change.… Continue Reading
You cannot escape seeing a rainbow everywhere you go in June. The celebration of sexual orientation is screamed from rooftops and bannered in stores. As Christians, what is our response to the rise in transitioning from male to female and vice versa? Why should we care?
Alyssa, Jenna, Kenna and Eliana address the brazen propaganda that grooms children, the root problems of gender dysphoria, Biblical solutions and the glorious purpose and definition of what is a woman.… Continue Reading
In this episode of Illinois Family Spotlight, Monte Larrick and David Smith interview Scott Kaspar, who is running for Congress in the 6th district. Kapsar addresses why he’s running, the foolishness of gun control, redisticting, spending and much more. Find out more about Scott Kaspar here, and find
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Kaspar for Congress (Illinois Family Spotlight #308)
Women were not kept at home in order to keep them narrow; on the contrary, they were kept at home in order to keep them broad. The world outside the home was one mass of narrowness, a maze of cramped paths, a madhouse of monomaniacs. It was only by partly limiting and protecting the woman that she was enabled to play at five or six professions and so come almost as near to God as the child when he plays at a hundred trades.
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