The Looking Glass: seeing clearly in a confusing cultural moment
gospel, church, gender Bryan Pue gospel, church, gender Bryan Pue

The Looking Glass: seeing clearly in a confusing cultural moment

Have you ever wondered how you see the world—and why? It’s because of your worldview, a set of beliefs and assumptions that shape how you interpret life, make decisions, and find purpose. Everyone has one, whether they realize it or not. More than just culture or religion, a worldview underpins how we answer profound questions like, What does it mean to be human? and What is the definition of a man or a woman?

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If Good Men Do Nothing
relationships, church, gender Bonnie Pue relationships, church, gender Bonnie Pue

If Good Men Do Nothing

You won’t make a difference because you think you have arrived at some level of perfection or because you think you know all the answers, but simply because you care and because you are willing to offer your strength for the good of those around you. That’s something, isn’t it?

And something is certainly better than nothing.

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What Little Boys Dream Of
family, gender Bonnie Pue family, gender Bonnie Pue

What Little Boys Dream Of

Men have an incredible ability to sacrifice and suffer for those they love. Of course, women do as well, but for a moment I’d like to take the spotlight and direct it to the heroic potential and actions of men. Their strength, when used to protect, is an incredible gift to the world. We must never forget or belittle this.

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The Struggle with Feminine Beauty
gender, restoration Bonnie Pue gender, restoration Bonnie Pue

The Struggle with Feminine Beauty

Why did God give this unique beauty to the female gender? Women were designed to be such strong creatures, and yet also have the ability to gently nurture and bring life to those around us. This is the nature of all beauty. When unexploited, by self or by others, true beauty becomes a place of joy and rest.

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The Hand that Rocks the Cradle - the significance of the modern mother
family, gender, church Bonnie Pue family, gender, church Bonnie Pue

The Hand that Rocks the Cradle - the significance of the modern mother

If the mothers of the past could step into our homes, I imagine that they would come sit close enough to us that their knees would touch ours. Maybe they would lean forward, look us in the eye and say, "No, dear. You are not failing. You are facing a challenge that we never did. You are not particularly weak. You are a pioneer woman in a world that has not set you up for success."

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Surviving an Affair: Staying Whole When You are Broken
marriage, restoration, gender, gospel, integrity Ruth Erickson marriage, restoration, gender, gospel, integrity Ruth Erickson

Surviving an Affair: Staying Whole When You are Broken

As I’ve walked with other women through healing from affairs, I’ve been able to identify several lies that the enemy uses to try to take us down. These are common to anyone who has been sexually violated, but they cannot compete with God’s truth. If you have been wounded by someone else’s sexual sin, let me encourage you that you can trust God’s word over your feelings, fears, or what anyone else has told you. If you recognize any of these lies, know that you are not alone!

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