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Allie Beth Stuckey

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Host, @relatablewabs. Author of the NYT Bestseller, “Toxic Empathy,” and “You’re Not Enough (& That’s Okay)”

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This Friday, David French is joining me in studio for a debate and discussion. Tune in!

This Friday, David French is joining me in studio for a debate and discussion. Tune in!

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Lara Trump just posted this to Instagram, and I am formally requesting that every day we get a new video of Trump, set to this kind kind of music, with his sweet grandkids and a glass of Diet Coke by his side. You might not think so, but this is the kind of thing that works

Lara Trump just posted this to Instagram, and I am formally requesting that every day we get a new video of Trump, set to this kind kind of music, with his sweet grandkids and a glass of Diet Coke by his side. You might not think so, but this is the kind of thing that works

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Whenever I’m discouraged, I’ll remember that ~4,000 Christian women from across the country gathered to be challenged by Biblical truth, bolstered by earnest worship, & buoyed by Christian friendship. No fluff. No emotional manipulation. None of the superficial stuff so many Christian women are fed. Every speaker went full throttle in telling these women - with gentleness and love - what is good, right, and true about God, sin, holiness, sexuality, femininity, abortion, motherhood, marriage, and so much more. All of the messages I’ve received from attendees have been incredibly meaningful, but this one sums up the consensus nicely: “Walked out of there with ZERO fear of man.” Praise God! That has nothing to do with me or anyone else. It’s just the Holy Spirit doing what He does. And He was with us yesterday. It was palpable. Whenever I’m asked about my audience, I always tell people that they’re the kind of women you’d want to babysit your kids. Just the best people. Kind, grounded, thoughtful, wise. So many moms and babies were there. This message meant so much to me: “We couldn't stop talking about how many babies were there and how amazing the space was set up for nursing and pumping. It was so different than any other women's event when it came to those accommodations and how welcomed the sweet little babies were.” And this one: “Someone held my fussy baby for me so l could listen to worship. Never met them, but the sweetest lady. I was so thankful.” Women came alone and left with best friends. Others wept while they worshiped and were held and prayed for by the strangers next to and behind them. God is kind, and He is up to good things. If you only look to the news or X to tell you what’s going on, you might miss the biggest and best things happening. I’ll tell you this: God’s eternal plan of redemption is going off without a hitch, and He’s going to win in the end. Soli Deo Gloria!

Whenever I’m discouraged, I’ll remember that ~4,000 Christian women from across the country gathered to be challenged by Biblical truth, bolstered by earnest worship, & buoyed by Christian friendship. No fluff. No emotional manipulation. None of the superficial stuff so many Christian women are fed. Every speaker went full throttle in telling these women - with gentleness and love - what is good, right, and true about God, sin, holiness, sexuality, femininity, abortion, motherhood, marriage, and so much more. All of the messages I’ve received from attendees have been incredibly meaningful, but this one sums up the consensus nicely: “Walked out of there with ZERO fear of man.” Praise God! That has nothing to do with me or anyone else. It’s just the Holy Spirit doing what He does. And He was with us yesterday. It was palpable. Whenever I’m asked about my audience, I always tell people that they’re the kind of women you’d want to babysit your kids. Just the best people. Kind, grounded, thoughtful, wise. So many moms and babies were there. This message meant so much to me: “We couldn't stop talking about how many babies were there and how amazing the space was set up for nursing and pumping. It was so different than any other women's event when it came to those accommodations and how welcomed the sweet little babies were.” And this one: “Someone held my fussy baby for me so l could listen to worship. Never met them, but the sweetest lady. I was so thankful.” Women came alone and left with best friends. Others wept while they worshiped and were held and prayed for by the strangers next to and behind them. God is kind, and He is up to good things. If you only look to the news or X to tell you what’s going on, you might miss the biggest and best things happening. I’ll tell you this: God’s eternal plan of redemption is going off without a hitch, and He’s going to win in the end. Soli Deo Gloria!

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When my oldest was born, they refused to let me hold her because her oxygen levels were low. But I was persistent, and they eventually relented, allowing her to lay on my chest until the NICU nurse came to roll her away. When the nurse arrived, I asked that they check her oxygen levels one more time before taking her. They did. Oxygen: 100%. Perfect. The nurse shrugged and left. Our baby girl was healthy. She just needed me. My heartbeat, my warmth, my touch. She needed her mom. Stories like this aren’t rare. Newborns need their moms to regulate their oxygen and heart rate. That’s why, when at all possible, most doctors and hospitals give baby to mom right away. We know this when it comes to normal births, but when it comes to surrogacy - especially the kind when two men are purchasing a baby from a woman - the baby is immediately and intentionally taken away from his or her mom and given to two strangers. It is not surprising that these babies often undergo complications post-birth. Beyond that, we don’t fully know the physiological and psychological effect of robbing babies of their mothers at birth. It’s worse treatment than we give puppies and kittens, but when it’s for “inclusion,” it’s celebrated. Adoption is one thing - it redeems a broken situation. But surrogacy is another - it intentionally creates the broken situation. Babies’ needs will always matter more than adults’ wants.

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