Posts about Families (14)

It’s Not Complicated We were in the “debate” portion of Speech & Debate during my senior year, when I made a classmate cry.

What does the Fourth of July mean to you? How does it make you feel when you see those familiar roadside tents filled with all types of fireworks and other flammable celebratory items? As you move about town you will see retail stores, community light poles or your neighbor’s front porch filled with color bursts of red, white and blue décor. For this government gal, it fills my heart with nostalgia of community gatherings filled with various patriotic foods, fellowship and liberty.

The Church’s Role in a Post Roe V Wade America

Many have heard of “The Nazi Hunter,” Simon Wiesenthal. He’s famous for tracking down Nazi perpetrators of the Holocaust and bringing them to justice. Fewer know of Wiesenthal’s wrestling with the conundrum of justice versus…

Most people understand the importance of saving for retirement but struggle with getting started. The truth is if you put off planning for your retirement, you could be forced to continue working long past the age you'd like to retire.

Having two young daughters myself, I want to encourage dads as Father’s Day approaches by using a parallel to the sports world…

(Adapted from the new book The Men We Need by Brant Hansen, author, radio host, and the voice of many Medi-Share announcements on the radio!)

May is National Foster Care Month! According to childwelfare.gov there are more than 407,000 children and youth in the foster care system, and only 34% are placed with relatives and kin. So where do the rest of those kids end up? In some instances, children are placed with families like Medi-Share employees Matt Cunningham. Read Matt’s story below of how he became involved with foster care and adoption.