In this conversation with the lovely Kim Patton, we speak about her journey through infertility and trusting God to guide her towards adoption. Adoption after infertility isn't talked about as much as it should be -- and that's why I think this is an important conversation. While many turn to IVF, adoption after infertility is a beautiful option as well and I wish more people would consider it. Now mom to Eden, Kim and her husband are expecting a second baby they will be adopting from Edens birth mom. We talk about the incredible love Kim has found for Edens birth mom and how it’s showed her how much God loves us. We also talk about her experience leaving a church and a denomination after a lifetime...her family’s path … [Read more...]
Claire Culwell: An Abortion Survivor’s Story
Claire Culwell is an abortion survivor. She was adopted as a baby and grew up with an incredible, loving family. As an adult, she was inspired to find her birth mother. Soon after that meeting, her birth mother revealed something shocking: she had nearly been aborted. Pregnant at 13, Claire's mother was unknowingly carrying twins. When she had an abortion, the procedure took the life of only one baby. In this episode, you'll hear for the child that survived. In her new book, "Survivor: An Abortion Survivor's Surprising Story of Choosing Forgiveness and Finding Redemption," Claire tells her beautiful story. I was lucky enough to be able to write a review of this book for Christianity Today this month as well! An excerpt: … [Read more...]
Biblical Justice, George Floyd and the Christian
What is Biblical justice? How does it make sense in modern terms? How does God view earthly justice versus heavenly justice? How should? Let's talk about it. George Floyd's Justice on Earth George Floyd was an image-bearer. He was beloved by God, created in His image and his death was a horrific act of violence and sinful human nature. It was murder. Maybe not premeditated or intended, but murder is what it was. Yesterday, the man who killed him was found guilty of that murder. And we know that means earthly justice will now be served. It doesn't bring him back. It doesn't ease the pain of his family, or the nation, but earthly justice does matter. Just to be clear, the definition of justice is simply that someone gets what … [Read more...]
Christina Crenshaw, Ph.D.: Faith, Culture and Getting ‘Cancelled’ at Baylor
Christina Crenshaw, Ph.D. is a professor, researcher, writer, and human trafficking fighter. She's also a mom of two and someone who recently experienced her own form of "cancel culture" when a group of students at Baylor targeted a tweet she shared, labeling her "transphobic." In this episode, we discuss the tweet that turned her world upside down and how she chose not to back down from her beliefs, which stem from her work in trafficking, which often goes back to protecting women's spaces. As she notes here, the student paper & Baylor had to apologize for her after they wrote an editorial about her tweet. Additionally, she had been on an LGBTQ "safe list" of professors prior to this -- and had zero other actions or … [Read more...]
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