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The Olympics remind us of who we are as people. We have a natural capacity for what I call glory-seeking. In other words, something innate in the human heart makes us hunger for greatness. Among other motivations, this is why both male and female athletes devote decades of their lives toward a shot at performing and thriving in the Olympic Games. They want to write their names on the wall of athletic immortality. In a word, they want glory.
In this video, Dr. Owen Strachan, senior director of the Dobson Culture Center, notes that the false promises of transgenderism leave many with distorted bodies, confused minds, and broken hearts. However, there is hope, as people are awakening by God’s grace, affirming that God created humans as male and female (Gen. 1:26-27). Christians must continue speaking, praying, and standing firm on biblical principles, confident in the ultimate triumph of light over darkness (or truth over lies).
In Texas, medicine that facilitates "sex change" for children is under fierce fire. Pro-children activist Christopher F. Rufo recently shared the following information in a social-media post: "Texas Children's Hospital has temporarily closed its pediatric sex-change clinic, per a source on the ground.
According to a recent fiery statement from the American College of Pediatricians (ACPeds), children should not be prescribed puberty blockers. In this video, Dr. Owen Strachan, senior director of the Dobson Culture Center, celebrates the ACPeds for their courage in warning society that overwhelming evidence shows transgender medical procedures are harmful to gender dysphoric children and adolescents.
Children need protection. But all too often today, they don't receive it. This pattern was recently jackhammered by the American College of Pediatricians (ACPeds). In announcing the Doctors Protecting Children Declaration, medical practitioners affiliated with ACPeds called for the medical community to "immediately stop the promotion of social affirmation, puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones and surgeries for children and adolescents who experience distress over their biological sex."
Our culture is trying to redefine what a man is, but the Bible makes it clear. In this video, Dr. Owen Strachan explains that Scripture reveals God’s design and purpose for man, and that Jesus perfectly exemplified masculinity. He displayed courage and selflessness in the face of danger when He gave His life on the cross. His great sacrifice shows that real heroism lies in the willingness to risk one's safety for the sake of others.
In motherhood, a woman offers much attention, compassion, and communication to her loved ones. A mother often shows an innate sense of the state of her family's well-being. Gifted with such insight, she works in countless ways as a mother and steward of the home to bless her loved ones.
In this captivating video, Dr. Owen Strachan offers a thought-provoking exploration of the beauty and nurturing ability of women from a biblical perspective. Drawing upon Scripture’s timeless wisdom, he articulates how their beauty extends far beyond physical appearance, encompassing their innate capacity to love and care for others. Through this compelling message, viewers are invited to reflect on the profound significance of a woman's beauty as God's incredible design and a testament to His grace and love.
One of the simplest realities of life today is this: We're in a sexualized culture. As men, we feel this keenly. We men on average have a stronger sex drive than women, and we are oriented visually. This can make us feel like we are sitting ducks for the marketers of brazen sexuality today, and in some ways we are. This is true when you go to the grocery store or the gym, and you confront immodesty at every turn. It's certainly true when you turn on your phone, TV or fire up a content platform, and one sex-fueled show after another is offered to you.
Dear Son, As you're getting older, I wanted to write you about something crucial. This is a hard topic, and it's not always easy for dads to talk about it with our sons. Sometimes, as you know, it's much simpler to talk about the Celtics, or the weather, or that new gadget you really, really need (just like the last one)!
