By Sandy England Wives Ministry Facilitator, Blazing Grace Recently, in one of our wives groups we started looking at the fact that our husband is not the real enemy. The responses from the other women were telling, and included: “What?? Then who is?” “My husband Read More
We got a lot of response to the last post, The Other Epidemic has Exploded. There was quite a bit of anger and frustration expressed that churches aren’t talking openly about sexual issues, or even clued in. Your responses included: – I can go to Read More
On March 13, Pornhub, the largest porn website in the world, announced they were giving users in Italy free access with subscriber privileges to their content. Then they did the same with France and Spain. Italy’s porn downloads shot up 57%, France’s 38%, and Spain’s Read More
I began writing The Rogue Christian several days after Christmas last year, and finished the manuscript six weeks later. As I wrote it I felt a sense of urgency that the book needed to be finished quickly, but didn’t know why at the time. Now Read More
Rogue /rōɡ/: No longer conforming to a desired standard; a person or organization that does not behave in the usual or acceptable way. Recently I wrote about my new book The Rogue Christian, which will be available March 17. Let’s look at the heart behind Read More
Once a year, in February, I take my three daughters for a night out at the Broadmoor Hotel here in Colorado Springs. They dress up, and I suit up. We have dinner at one of the high-end restaurants there, and stay the night. The idea Read More
I quarantined myself for the past month to write the next book; it will be like no other I’ve written. For the past several years I’ve been hearing the same message from God’s people: we’re losing our country, and the church is missing the mark. Read More
Bekah and I will be in the U.K. and Europe for trade shows and other events in March. If you’re in the U.K., including Ireland and Scotland, or in Europe, and would like me to speak at your church or organization while we’re there, please Read More
By Mike Genung Amy Carmichael (1867-1951) was an Irish-born missionary who served in India from the late 1800’s until her death in 1951. In her book Things as They Are, she tells the story of a prayer meeting with other believers in India: “They put Read More
By Mike Genung Recently, I had lunch with a pastor of a large church (more than 2,000 members). He told me that every marriage that comes to them for help has pornography in it. He had taught in the high school ministry in the past, Read More