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Author: April Khaito

Christian, Reformed and Always Reforming, Wife, Mother, Writer of Daydreams and Possibilities.

Posted on April 2, 2024April 2, 2024 by April Khaito · 1 Comment

Tuning to Truth: Conspiracy Theories and the Church

We recently had a gentleman tune our piano. When my husband called to make the appointment, the gruff voice on the other end of the line said brusquely that he was the best and the most affordable and that we needn’t bother calling anyone else. It wasn’t a boast, just a simple fact. Over the…

Posted on April 1, 2024May 18, 2024 by April Khaito

Sacredent®’s Natural Family Planner Available Now (or Later)

Picture this: It's first thing in the morning. The baby's crying. There are older kids to feed, showers to take, clothes to fold, and the dog still needs to go out (you hope he hasn't made a deposit on the rug). Amidst all this, you're looking down at that fuzzy little blue plus sign, thinking oh, no, not again. We get it. God's timing can be awfully inconvenient.

Posted on March 31, 2024May 18, 2024 by April Khaito · 2 Comments

The Immovable Object: An Easter Poem

This, the paradox: What happens when An irresistible force Meets an immovable object?

Posted on March 28, 2024April 2, 2024 by April Khaito

If You Like Shai Linne… (Christian Hip Hop Recs)

These artists have been redeeming a genre typically associated with the worst types of worldliness. This is not an exhaustive list of all that's good in Christian Hip Hop (CHH). There are plenty of other great Christian artists in the scene (e.g., Caleb Gordon, Json, S.O.) but these are just the ones whose sound I…

Posted on March 16, 2024April 2, 2024 by April Khaito · 6 Comments

Hypermasculinity is a Problem in the Church

This blog as a whole is intended to address women, but this excellent video from Gavin Ortlund over at Truth Unites easily applies to the discussion of gender (biblical expressions of both male and female) within the church. Dump your cultural ideas of masculinity. Christ is the ideal man!

Posted on December 25, 2023April 3, 2024 by April Khaito

The Best Books I Read in 2023 (as a Christian Reader)

Another year, another pile of books. This year I tried to read a mix of quality fiction and relevant nonfiction but spent much of the year in a reading slog, so if you have book recommendations, please leave them in the comments below and I'll add them to my 2024 TBR. These are the best…

Posted on November 29, 2023April 3, 2024 by April Khaito · 1 Comment

Sagas of Siegyrd: Who Dares Court the Dragon’s Daughter?

Sagas of Siegyrd is a serialized noblebright fantasy available to read each Tuesday at The Sibilant Sword, a Christian blog devoted to sanctification through storytelling. With grimdark dominating much of the fantasy genre, it’s refreshing to find a story that promotes virtue, one I would be happy to read to my three daughters when they…

Posted on August 31, 2023January 24, 2025 by April Khaito · 2 Comments

Christians Need to Choose Homeschool Over Private School

To begin any discussion on child-rearing and education is to invite a host of heated (and often hyper-emotional) opinions. It's understandable. I, too, have found myself in the throws of a knee-jerk reaction when my parenting styles or methods have been challenged. There is nothing quite like the topic of parenting to raise everyone's hackles.…

Posted on August 2, 2023September 1, 2023 by April Khaito · 1 Comment

‘Barbie’ Movie: Kill Your Baby, Get a Dream House

I'll preface this rant (I mean, review) by saying that I haven't seen the film and have no intention of monetarily supporting what amounts to feminist propaganda. I've seen more than enough trailers, reviews, and film breakdowns to know exactly what's in the movie and what it's about. Besides, this post is less about Barbie…

Posted on September 21, 2022September 21, 2022 by April Khaito

“To Sleep in a Sea of Stars”: The Gnostic Gregorovich (Spoilers Ahead, Meatbags)

Whether in Kira's struggle with the Soft Blade, the Wranaui and their reliance on replacement bodies, or the mad ramblings of fan favorite character Gregorovich, "To Sleep in a Sea of Stars" is a novel centered around ontology, particularly in its treatment of one's connection to the physical form.

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