After discovering the Hillsdale College courses Charlie Kirk studied, I found myself wondering why more of us do not take advantage of the free education already available to us. That question became Rooted Study Hall, a weekly learning group for people who want to keep studying, asking questions, and thinking more deeply together. … More When Curiosity Becomes a Commitment
Gloria Steinem helped shape the version of feminism that changed American culture, but the legacy is more complicated than the celebration suggests. This article looks at what women gained, what women lost, and how ideas about abortion, motherhood, marriage, sexuality, work, and independence changed the meaning of female freedom. It also asks the question feminism rarely wants examined: what happens when liberation begins treating womanhood itself as the problem? … More The Women Feminism Left Behind
Deconstruction can begin with honest questions, real church harm, and a desire to separate truth from tradition. But when examining faith slowly becomes removing biblical authority, Christ, repentance, and the foundation itself, renovation can turn into demolition. This first issue of Saints, Sinners & Bad Decisions looks candidly at deconstruction through Scripture, psychology, belonging, doubt, apostasy, and the biblical warnings about deception and departure from faith. … More When Renovation Turns Into Demolition
What if the Antichrist does not arrive looking obviously evil, but polished, persuasive, globally admired, and very good at social media? This Rabbit Hole of the Month looks at prophecy, algorithms, influence, digital persuasion, and the uncomfortable possibility that humanity has already built the perfect infrastructure for mass deception. No, your Facebook password is not secretly 666, but you may want to keep the tin foil hat nearby. … More The Antichrist Could Have a Social Media Account
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