Loosening the College Board's grip on higher ed
Classical-Christian education is helping break up the College Board's monopoly on standardized testing and its grip on higher ed.
Read moreThe redemption of the Cross changed everything.
The world's hardest job is priceless.
In the depths, Jesus meets us and redeems it all—if we let Him.
Total wellness means a healthy body and mind.
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Commentary on news, culture, and social issues.
Nonfiction stories about maternal mental health, grief, faith, and serving as the light of Christ in a dark world.
Memoirs on Grief, God, and Glory
Brunke and Cowan share profound stories of personal loss in this moving anthology. Each person mourns differently, but only the Christ-follower finds hope. Along the way, believers encounter a universal truth: Our Redeemer doesn't unravel the mystery of suffering. He lights our way through it.
Fighting Back and Finding Joy
Cowan's debut book provides solace to mothers who have faced traumatic births and perinatal mood disorders, and offers insight from parents, caregivers, and researchers.
Classical-Christian education is helping break up the College Board's monopoly on standardized testing and its grip on higher ed.
Read moreTurning Point's first America Fest without Charlie Kirk drew record-breaking crowds — a testament to his enduring legacy of faith, freedom, and the courage to live boldly.
Read moreAs the Trump administration moves to loosen Washington's grip on K-12 education, Illinois Democrats are pushing a bill that would criminalize homeschooling parents and bring private schools under state control.
Read moreAlex Van Halen's memoir is a tribute to the unbreakable bond between two brothers who chased a sound, not fame — and whose shared love of music became the bedrock of rock-and-roll history.
Read moreWe're eating a credit card's worth of plastic each week, our children's diets are seventy percent ultra-processed, and metabolic dysfunction is at the root of nearly every chronic illness plaguing Americans.
Read moreThe Paris Olympics' mockery of Leonardo's Last Supper scorned billions of believers and the foundations of Western Civilization — but it also exposed the desperation of forces bent on erasing our history.
Read moreAlex Van Halen's memoir is a tribute to the unbreakable bond between two brothers who chased a sound, not fame — and whose shared love of music became the bedrock of rock-and-roll history.
Read moreWhen Losses Become Legacies turns two, and we're celebrating with reader reviews and a giveaway — because your words help others discover the book.
Read moreThree essential reads for the season: a life-changing book on metabolic health, a defense of free speech in an age of rage, and a manual for Christian dissidents facing soft totalitarianism.
Read moreCongratulations to the three winners of our Legacies anniversary giveaways — and a heartfelt thank you to everyone who celebrated with us.
Read moreMy writing journey launched early—when I was in kindergarten. That passion fueled me from Cleveland to Chicago to Washington, D.C., where I worked as a journalist covering education and energy policy.
Though I started following Jesus in grade school, it wasn't until I became a mom that I delved deeper into my faith. It redirected my path and my purpose.
After experiencing a traumatic birth and mild postpartum depression, I wrote a book about perinatal mental health. My goal was to help to shatter the silence around perinatal mood disorders and offer hope to new parents. My second book examines how only Jesus Christ offers redemption for life's inevitable losses and grief.
These days, I'm researching classical-Christian education and writing about it. My children have been fortunate to study CCE at both brick-and-mortar and online academies.
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