September 2024

We Eloped

Hello. My husband is a huge fan of yours so I’m asking for advice in this matter. We dated very briefly before he claimed to “know what he wanted” – which he said was me – and we eloped quickly, getting the civil marriage license executed while planning a public wedding in my church a

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Election Season is Here!

At the same time in 1789 that mobs stormed the Bastille, some aristocratic woman was giving birth. When the Romanov family was executed in 1918, surely many young Russian couples were immersed in plans for their weddings. Other Moscow families were immersed in grief, mourning the loss of a family member. While Nazi troops were

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When Should a Friendship End…

In your book, Business Secrets from the Bible, you talk about bad relationships. You did not define a bad relationship. I think I am in a bad relationship. I really would like a Biblical answer as to what constitutes a bad relationship. This topic is relevant to friendships and business partnerships and just because one

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History is Dismal

This past Monday, I had a delightful and disappointing day. Delightful because I spent the afternoon with an out-of-town daughter, a rare opportunity for just the two of us to get together. Disappointing, because of a visit to the Smithsonian American History Museum in Washington, DC, the place we chose to meet. My daughter and

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Violins Never Solved Anything

If history is any guide, a sad paradox of progress is that, as civilization evolves, it produces comfort and then indulgence which erode the strengths that built the civilization in the first place. What is more, those strengths were necessary, not only to build the civilization but they are equally vital for preserving that civilization.

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Should I Vote?

Scripturally speaking, if given the choice between two bad candidates, one PERHAPS worse than the other, should one vote for the lesser of two evils or is it permissible to leave the outcome in His hands and refuse to participate? * Is it possible that He is presenting us with two bad candidates in order

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Two Parents – One Voice

“Dad, can I have extra computer time?” If you’ve never spent time with kids, you may wonder why the child didn’t ask Mom. Everyone else understands that children intuitively know which parent is more likely to yield the desired answer in the moment, and that’s the parent they’ll turn to. Unfortunately, this natural dynamic is

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An Unforgettable Exploration

Amid preparing my presentation for the Free Homeschool Summit 2024, I received an email from my city’s library system. Librarian Chloe was raving about a middle-grade graphic novel series called The Love Report. Based on the title and the leftist tilt of the American Library Association today, I was pretty sure this was not going

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I Keep Failing!

I’m 29-years-old living in Korea. I read your book Thou Shall Prosper and I’m your fan. I have a question about finding job and concentrating studying. I took test for my graduation. But I failed for many times so I think I’m stupid and it feel like I can’t do anything. And I’m working as

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Not All Codes of Conduct Create Equally Civilized Societies

We are in Israel for a short visit with one of our daughters. She is married to a fine Israeli guy and they welcomed their fourth child a few hours ago–a beautiful baby girl. We are celebrating the happy arrival of our new granddaughter — just eight weeks after burying our daughter, Rena. Tragedy and

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