by Alyssa Sonnenburg | Oct 9, 2024 | Article, Education, Family, Literature
Written by Alyssa Sonnenburg There is a crisis in American government schools– especially in liberal states such as Big Blue Illinois. Not only is the crisis moral, but it is also academic – and obviously so. According to Illinois Policy, “Illinois State Board of...
by Alyssa Sonnenburg | Oct 3, 2024 | Article, Education, Entertainment, Faith, Family, Mental Health, Social Media
Written by Alyssa Sonnenburg We are living in the iPad kid generation. Generation Alpha (known “affectionately” as iPad kids) comprises kids born between 2010 and 2024. They have received the label “iPad kids” for that exact reason – screen time overload. It seems as...
by Alyssa Sonnenburg | Oct 2, 2024 | Article, Entertainment, Faith
“So yes, it’s scary. But, we get to raise our kids in a scary time to be brave and to be strong. That’s our call as Christians in this era.” -Allie Beth Stuckey On September 6th, Self Evident had the amazing opportunity to interview Illinois...
by Alyssa Sonnenburg | Sep 26, 2024 | Article, Education, Faith, Family
Written by Alyssa Sonnenburg In a recent episode of her podcast Relatable, Allie Beth Stuckey discussed a Christianity Today article written by Stefani McDade entitled “Public School Can Be a Training Ground for Faith.” In this article, McDade promotes the idea of...
by Alyssa Sonnenburg | Sep 14, 2024 | Article, Sanctity of Life
Written by Alyssa Sonnenburg “We are Christian and we are German. Therefore, we are responsible for Germany.” ~ Sophie Scholl In January of 1933, Hitler’s Third Reich rose to power in Germany. Being a good citizen of Germany, Sophie Scholl, along with her siblings,...
by Alyssa Sonnenburg | Sep 14, 2024 | Article, LGBTQ, Sexuality
Written by Alyssa Sonnenburg Dr. Pamela Garfield Jaeger has been in the mental health field for over 20 years. Known as The Truthful Therapist due to her transparency and honesty when it comes to the transgender debate, Dr. Jaeger discusses the overlooked dark side of...
