4th of July Movie Night: The Patriot

Scarcely a Fourth of July goes by that I don’t watch one of my favorite America movies: Mel Gibson’s 2000 films The Patriot. A South Carolina farmer with a checkered past becomes a hero in the Revolutionary War. It’s an epic work of historical fiction based on factual events and characters, and it just gets … More 4th of July Movie Night: The Patriot

That Girl Power Moment in Avengers: Endgame

I stand in the gap between typical opposing views on feminism—I believe in strong, powerful women who embrace their feminine qualities, play their roles well, and don’t belittle the men around them. That’s why this particular moment in Avengers: Endgame caught my attention and I had to reign my imagination back in to stay present … More That Girl Power Moment in Avengers: Endgame

From Malthus to Marvel: The High Cost of Population Control

Radical factions are pushing the environmentalist idea that the earth is alive—a living, possibly sentient, organism. The most extreme call human beings a “planetary cancer” and argue for abortion as a means of population control. History tells a dark tale of various attempts at population control, all rooted in the same tragic misconception: humanity’s rapid … More From Malthus to Marvel: The High Cost of Population Control

“Unplanned” brings truth to light with grace and love

I thought I knew what to expect from this movie. And I thought I’d come out of it with tons of ideas for a punchy review. I was wrong. It’s not a typical, low-budget, happy fluffy Christian film. It’s extremely well made on every front, and it’s heavy—nothing fluffy about it at all. Frankly, I’m … More “Unplanned” brings truth to light with grace and love