Tag: life

9 Reasons You Should Have A Baby This Year If You’re Young And Married

Randolph Jason

9 Reasons You Should Have A Baby This Year If You’re Young And Married By Joy Pullmann for The Federalist Growing a family may be the number one contribution you can make to a happy life for yourself. And you only have about a quarter of your adult life to make it happen. Considering how many children I would like to have when I am 50 has brought me to the conclusion that I want as many as my husband and I can responsibly care for. So far we have five. When…

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Hungary Offers Free IVF Procedures with Goal of 2.1 Birthrate by 2030

Randolph Jason

Hungary Offers Free IVF Procedures with Goal of 2.1 Birthrate by 2030 by CHRIS TOMLINSON for Breitbart GNN Note – This is happening in Hungary as we learn that abortion is the number one cause of death GLOBALLY. ****** Starting this year, the Hungarian government is set to offer free in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures for couples wanting children in order to boost the national birthrate to 2.1 children by 2030. The Hungarian government has taken control of six private fertility clinics and plans to purchase new buildings in order to…

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THE PARADOXICAL PATTERN OF JESUS’ LIFE

Randolph Jason

THE PARADOXICAL PATTERN OF JESUS’ LIFE by G. K. Beale for Core Christianity Bringing Good Out of Evil The life of the Christian is based on and modeled after that of Jesus Christ. Christ persevered in his faith in spite of pressures to compromise and was killed because of it. Nevertheless, his death was reversed into life and was overcome through resurrection. Jesus’s ironic overcoming is pictured in Revelation 5:5–6, 11–12: Behold, the Lion of the tribe of Judah. . . . And I saw . . . a Lamb standing,…

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12 Steps to Making Better Decisions in the 2020s

Randolph Jason

12 Steps to Making Better Decisions in the 2020s by Joe Carter  for The Gospel Coalition GNN Note – 12 Steps of AA, 12 Steps to Making Decisions – 12 Tribes…hmmm ****** Yesterday started a new year and a new decade, which means you’ve likely made a new set of resolutions. What makes resolutions so compelling is that they provide us with a fresh start, a chance to recommit to taking actions that will improve our lives. Yet such resolutions are just a tiny fraction of the decisions we make…

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Why I Try To Furnish My Home Like I Furnish My Mind

Randolph Jason

Why I Try To Furnish My Home Like I Furnish My Mind By Nathanael Blake for The Federalist Conservatives proclaim the important of the Permanent Things. We should also, in a throwaway culture of plastic and particle board, value permanent things. I spent most of my undergraduate years sleeping on the floor. It saved space, which saved money because my roommates and I stuffed our lodgings with more people than we were probably supposed to have. The rent was very cheap. After graduating, I loaded up my car and drove across…

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WHAT EPHESIANS TEACHES US ABOUT OUR PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE

Randolph Jason

WHAT EPHESIANS TEACHES US ABOUT OUR PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE by Edward T. Welch for Core Christianity The Rich Story of Scripture You probably have a friend or family member who has told the same story dozens of times, but somehow, each time, you are still interested in hearing it. Stories that have this kind of staying power are not simply entertaining. They are instructive. They are about the past but affect the present and might even point the way to a future. That’s what we want to do with…

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