Monthly Archives: February 2011

On March 1 & 2, Glenn discusses his new book Secure Daughters, Confident Sons on the Focus on the Family daily broadcast with Jim Daly and Juli Slattery. March 2, Glenn will also be featured on Focus on the Family’s … Continue reading →

President Obama yesterday announced via his Attorney General Eric Holder that his administration would enforce, but not defend the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). He took this action, claiming that the Defense of Marriage Act which defines in federal … Continue reading →

It was a big week this week when pop culture intersected with both fatherhood and abortion. Glenn was quoted prominently in this article on the Biebster and his comments about abortion actually taking a human life and this one on … Continue reading →

WARNING: This is real, raw stuff. You don’t want to hear it, but you should! It shows you what some of the people behind the effort to redefine marriage and mainstream homosexuality are really like. I know of no defenders … Continue reading →

I have long been concerned by Christian leaders who often lament that “the divorce rate is just as high in the Church as it is in the world”.  You have no doubt heard the same stat quoted. But it is … Continue reading →

Over at Christianity Today’s excellent Her.meneutics blog for women, they first published a review of my Secure Daughters Confident Sons by Caryn Rivadeneira. Feeling as if Caryn’s piece missed the substance and spirit of my book, oversimplying other points, I … Continue reading →

Rest easy fellow saints. Lisa Miller this week, in the august pages of Newsweek, instructs us in, as the title of her piece confidently has it… “What the Bible Really Says About Sex”. First, the arrogance of such a title … Continue reading →

While watching C-SPAN Book TV this weekend, I caught the wonderful presentation by Princeton historian Sean Wilentz on his remarkable new book Bob Dylan in America. Professor Wilentz remarked that he loves giving talks on Dylan because if he gets … Continue reading →