Author: Sophia Gliwa

By Sophia Gliwa — The creator of the beloved comic strip Dilbert that skewered managers and vindicated workers hilariously from 1989 to 2023, Scott Adams, died Tuesday but not without accepting Jesus Christ first. He was 68. “My Christian friends have asked me to find Jesus before I go,” ex-wife Shelly Miles read his statement. “I accept Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior and look forward to spending an eternity with him.” Adams remained an unbeliever because of doubts about the afterlife. “The part about me not being a believer should be quite quickly resolved if I wake up…

By Sophia Gliwa – Katy Faust had two mothers. So now the pastor’s wife opposes surrogacy, a darling of LGBTQ “rights.” “Sociologists largely agree on three things: Number one, biological parents are the most invested in, connected to and protective of kids. Biological parents advantage children in ways that unrelated adults do not,” Faust says. Number two, men and women are different, and those differences benefit children in the home… Number three, losing a parent is traumatizing to death, divorce, incarceration.” All of a sudden, researches from 2005 suddenly find “magically when you study same sex parenting, somehow none of…

By Sophia Gliwa – As they orbited in space or walked on the moon, three astronauts marveled at God’s splendorous creation. “The beauty of it hit — that vision of Earth. It’s a beautiful planet. You don’t see any evidence of civilization. It’s just that jewel suspended in the blackness of space,” said Gen. Charlie Duke, who spent 20 hours on the moon. “Scripture says, When God made the earth, he suspended it upon nothing. (Job 26:7) That’s exactly what it looks like.” Science doesn’t undermine faith; it underscores it, Duke says. “In the age of enlightenment of the 17th…

By Sophia Gliwa – Barbara was blind and on her death bed, unable to walk for seven years, and unable to move her hands and feet. As her friends were reading prayers people wrote to her, she heard God’s voice in the corner of the room: “My child, get up and walk.” “I don’t know what you guys think of this, but God just told me to get up and walk, go find my parents I want them to be here.” She ripped the breathing tube from her throat, sat up and took steps. Barbara’s testimony is part of the…

By Sophia Gliwa — His buddy had just robbed someone in the Wild Hundreds neighborhood of Chicago, and he was running when a rival popped out from behind and shot him. As Preston Perry’s mom, a nurse, tried to save his life by administering first aid, the guy lay on the ground bleeding out. God spoke: Preston this is you and your sin you are dead and you are disconnected from me and if you don’t turn to me you’re going to die in your sin. The wakeup call was a crucial step in Preston’s eventual salvation. Today, he and…

By Sophia Gliwa – In February, Angela Nutt lost custody of her daughter. In March, she lost her job, in April she got evicted from her apartment and lost her car, and at this point she hadn’t spoken to her family for six months. Around the time all this happened Angela ended up getting pregnant as well. “I remember thinking this is not gonna work, I cannot have this baby, I can’t even take care of myself. I’ve lost custody of the one child that I have. My parents don’t speak to me. There is absolutely no way I can…

By Sophia Gliwa – A random guy got on the bus and, looking for Jamie Tolson without knowing her, told her: “Don’t give up. God has a calling over your life. You’re getting a blank check and you need to use it wisely.” Tears emerged in her eyes. “Lord, you want me,” she realized. “My whole life, I felt like nobody wanted me.” The prophecy was part of the beginning of the end of drug addiction and abusive relationships. Jamie Tolson cried with her sisters when their parents sat them down and told them were separated, ending years of fighting.…

By Sophia Gliwa – Protests nationwide always give the impression that they are spontaneous: people rising up against a commonly perceived injustice or threat. Actually, they are planned, organized and PAID. “This is not organic,” says independent journalist Nate Friedman. “A lot of the protesters are NOT paid, but the organizers ARE paid.” When you see printed placards like you did with the nationwide “No Kings” protests, you know somebody is paying for that. There’s an organization called Crowds on Demand that will supply you with protesters, for a fee. Friedman, who has family members who were killed in the…

By Sophia Gliwa – As a little girl, Hayley wanted to believe everything she was taught in the Church of Latter Day Saints (Mormonism) including doing good works to get the privilege of an in-temple wedding and eternity with her families. “I never questioned anything outside of the church,” Hayley said in 2018. “I wanted the promises … to be true.” In high school, she began questioning the beliefs of her childhood. First, she met some non-Mormons who were good people. “Maybe the Mormon faith isn’t the only way to live,” was her thought. Then she met the young man…