Deportations, Rogue Judiciaries, and Sanctuary Cities… Oh My!
You are amazed that anyone would stand against deporting evil. Glued to the television or news source of your liking, you curse the judge, activists, and liberals that fight to … Continue reading
Leading Children into Sin.
It has been proven repeatedly that childhood trauma, such as sexual and physical, emotional, spiritual, and psychological abuse, can last throughout a person’s lifetime. These childhood traumatic experiences are even … Continue reading
Who is Cross Strength Ministries and Redemption. Restoration. Recovery?
#domesticviolenceawarenessmonth #CrossStrengthMinistries #HickoryHillsBaptistChurch
A Spoonful of Sugar Makes…for Confusion – Unholy Charade – Jeff Crippen
Gal 4:17 They make much of you, but for no good purpose. They want to shut you out, that you may make much of them. When you are or have … Continue reading
Domestic Violence: Another Piece to the Puzzling Reason it Continues: Dear Law Enforcement/Politicians… You’re doing it wrong.
If we have learned anything from the Gabby Petito domestic homicide case; it is that we need to do something different. You would think that when a domestic homicide occurs … Continue reading
The Whole Story: For the benefit of SBC President, J.D. Greear
Sometimes my husband will give me research assignments. They usually stem from reading the latest blog post or article written by or about a current Christian leader or organization – … Continue reading
This Is How Churches Should Respond to Abuse – RELEVANT Magazine
(Article by Pastor Scott Savage in Relevant Magazine found at: http://relevantmagazine.com/current/this-is-how-churches-should-respond-to-abuse). When you and your church are ready for domestic violence training, contact us at http://www.CrossStrengthMinistries.org or http://www.Redemption3.com “So what’s … Continue reading
CHOKED. DISMISSED. DEAD.
Wilson County Called It “Nonviolent.” Who Approved the Reports—and Who Will Answer for Them? Three domestic violence investigations. Three nonviolent classifications. Three no-arrest decisions. And the same records officer approving … Continue reading →