Nancy Pearcey is author of the newly released Love Thy Body: Answering Hard Questions about Life and Sexuality. She is professor and scholar in residence at Houston Baptist University and editor-at-large of the Pearcey Report. Her earlier books include The Soul of Science, Saving Leonardo, Finding Truth, and two ECPA Gold Medallion Award Winners: Total […]
Amidst the coverage surrounding the release of the FBI report and the senators’ reactions to it, what’s missing is news that our Senate does indeed accomplish legislation related to how we function as a country. Yesterday they passed a bipartisan, sweeping package of legislation dealing with the opioid crisis. In addition, they re-authorized the President’s […]
Carmen addresses heretical comments by Dr. Elizabeth Johnson, professor of New Testament at Columbia Theological Seminary, surrounding pantheism, the atonement, the person and nature of Christ and the theology of the incarnation. Galatians 1:10 provides instruction for the soul on how to respond to both Mean Girls Day and conversations surrounding the popularity of the […]
Updates to the Scrabble dictionary present an opportunity to bring God into the conversation about why words and our mutual agreement about what they mean matter. Wycliffe has completed their 1000th Bible translation. Efforts are underway to translate it into every language by 2025. Pastor Dan Stanford joined Carmen to talk about his book, Losing […]
The Korean Peninsula is making real progress on peace as they work together to remove some of the 800,000 landmines along the border. The number of lives taken by the tsunami in Indonesia continues to climb, and many are hungry as they wait for resources to make their way into inaccessible areas. California’s governor Jerry […]
Breaking: California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed #SB320 which would have required public universities in that state to supply abortion-inducing pharmaceuticals through state funded health care facilities on campus. #PraytheNews: Deadly Tsunami in Indonesia Life is fragile and many people live on the edges of danger. In Indonesia, a nation of islands which are part […]
Dr. Nancy Pearcey, professor and scholar in residence at Houston Baptist University and editor-at-large of the Pearcey Report, joins Carmen to discuss a sex-robot brothel about to open in Houston next month. Beyond discussing the city’s attempt to regulate the venture and the broken thread between different aspects of our humanity, Nancy gives a beautiful […]
Today, many conversations will revolve around the credibility of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s testimonies. While we do not get to vote with the Senate on whether or not to confirm Judge Kavanaugh, we do have an opportunity to turn this conversation into one about the credibility of the Gospel and the […]
Toward the end of their lives, John Adams wrote to Thomas Jefferson, “My friend, we have lived in serious times.” Serious times call for serious people who live serious lives applied to serious things. I contend that the days in which we live are no less serious than the days of Adams and Jefferson. The […]
Rejoice over news that the U.S. government has killed their contract with the agency that was selling them aborted fetal human tissue for use in laboratory experiments and for the agreement among legislators over the Music Modernization Act which strives for fair compensation to artists. Dr. John Wald, Medical Director for Public Affairs for the […]