Host, @relatablewabs. Author of the NYT Bestseller, “Toxic Empathy,” and “You’re Not Enough (& That’s Okay)”
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This is my Father’s world
Oh let me ne’er forget
That though the wrong
Seems oft so strong
God is the ruler yet!
Allie Beth Stuckey retweeted
Oh, my goodness, I watched Allie Beth’s clip the other day warning women about taking in horror and other content that scares them, and this whole time based on the absolute freak-out reaction I’ve been seeing, I thought she’d done an entire episode on why horror movies were not a wise choice.
It turns out people are losing their marbles because she actually took a very short aside in her episode on how to think biblically about Halloween to express her belief that we shouldn’t be taking in entertainment in general that causes us to feel horror and be afraid as she warned about participating in anything demonic or evil related to Halloween.
This reaction is insane. I think we all know that women in our culture and even in the church are not doing well mentally. We have epidemics of anxiety, depression, and mental instability of various forms, yet when a Christian woman warns her listeners that they should exercise discernment and stay away from dwelling on any entertainment content that causes them to fear, THIS IS WHAT CHRISTIANS THINK IS WORTH ATTACKING?????
Since launching this week, we have 15,000 Christian women now tracking what’s true. So thankful!! 🙌
Allie Beth Stuckey launches new app Ana Kate for women's health and fertility
thepostmillennial.com/allie-…
Allie Beth Stuckey retweeted
Most horrors do not contain God. They don't show a balance. I've read over 500 horror novels. Watched countless movies. A lot of authors are atheists. They view ONLY humanity as the stronghold against evil - not God. They will let their mc's use pagan witchcraft to defeat evil not Jesus Christ. Partly because they do not really understand what they're writing about.
Hang on! I didn’t say anywhere that Christians shouldn’t watch suspenseful or tense things. In the episode I specifically warn against movies that are meant to stoke paranoia, anxiety, a nagging sense of dread and fear. I don’t believe consuming that kind of content facilitates the peace to which God calls us. I also never said Christians can only watch Christian-branded entertainment or that we can’t watch things that are complicated and sometimes violent. My favorite movies of all time contain war and suspense and moral complexity. I still stand by what I said - we shouldn’t consume content that is intended to make us feel paranoid.
I understand why the genre might not be someone’s cup of tea. I don’t particularly gravitate to it myself, usually. But it’s okay for Christians to tell and enjoy stories that are tense, suspenseful, even scary. There’s nothing inherently sinful about any of those feelings. And the categorical insistence on avoiding those feelings is precisely why almost all “faith based” entertainment is terrible. I would argue that bland, bad, boring “Christian entertainment” — which is almost all of it, truly — is a far greater cultural problem for Christians than any horror movie ever could be. Christians used to be the great storytellers of western civilization. That was back when they told difficult, complicated, sometimes bleak and violent stories. Not anymore. Now the stories are all very nice and pleasant, but they also suck and nobody with any taste can stand to watch them.
A fun thing about not scrolling on X anymore is that you have no idea when one of your takes is causing a huge fuss until it starts to cross over onto Instagram. I am glad my Christians & horror films commentary has provided so much content!!
Wow!! Praise the Lord!!! Thank you to all 10,000 of you who signed up for my new app, ana kate, yesterday. It’s so clear that Christian women want - and need - a place to call home when it comes to tracking periods and pregnancy.
I created ana kate because, as a Christian woman, I was tired of constantly having to navigate unbiblical ideas, unscientific statements, and illicit images when I was just trying to track my cycle or get pregnancy insights. I wanted a place that would encourage and educate me in truth.
Whether you’re just tracking your period, trying to conceive, pregnant, or postpartum, ana kate is the Biblically rooted, scientifically grounded alternative to the apps that push abortion, sexual degeneracy and gender confusion.
At AK, we know what a woman is, honor marriage, and value every life.
Link for iOS below!
Start tracking what’s true with us today: apps.apple.com/us/app/ana-ka…
Allie Beth Stuckey retweeted
Other cycle tracking apps have been propagandized by leftist euphemisms like "pregnant people" and encourage women to consider abortion if the pregnancy wasn't planned.
Ana Kate is a great resource for women who value life, love the Lord, and know what a woman is!
My new Christian period & pregnancy tracking app, ana kate, is now LIVE for iOS devices!
ana kate is unapologetically for women and for life.
Along with pro-life women’s health professionals, we built an app that helps you understand your cycle, fertility, and pregnancy while offering biblical encouragement, prayer, and community.
Download ana kate today at apps.apple.com/us/app/ana-ka…
Allie Beth Stuckey retweeted
This is SUCH a great idea for an app -- for women to learn more about their cycle and fertility, from a life-affirming perspective. Great work, @conservmillen!
My new Christian period & pregnancy tracking app, ana kate, is now LIVE for iOS devices!
ana kate is unapologetically for women and for life.
Along with pro-life women’s health professionals, we built an app that helps you understand your cycle, fertility, and pregnancy while offering biblical encouragement, prayer, and community.
Download ana kate today at apps.apple.com/us/app/ana-ka…
My new Christian period & pregnancy tracking app, ana kate, is now LIVE for iOS devices!
ana kate is unapologetically for women and for life.
Along with pro-life women’s health professionals, we built an app that helps you understand your cycle, fertility, and pregnancy while offering biblical encouragement, prayer, and community.
Download ana kate today at apps.apple.com/us/app/ana-ka…
Allie Beth Stuckey retweeted
Downloaded Ana Kate by @conservmillen this morning!
Love it so far. So many helpful resources and support. Can’t wait to use it more.
Allie Beth Stuckey retweeted
I traveled to Dallas for an exclusive interview with @conservmillen for @realDailyWire! We talked culture wars, faith, and babies, and I spoke to some of her fans about what makes her message resonate with so many.
dailywire.com/news/allie-bet…
Allie Beth Stuckey retweeted
Sometimes this world makes me feel crazy for holding countercultural views and beliefs. And then I watch an episode of @RelatablewABS and am reminded that we aren't the crazy ones, and we aren't alone.
But most importantly- God is in control. He isn't panicked. He hasn't been caught off guard. Nothing happening in this world has taken Him by surprise, and His plan is unfolding exactly as He intended.
What a comfort it is to rest in that truth.
Thank you for your wisdom, courage, and constant reminders to keep our eyes fixed on what matters most, @conservmillen.
My debate opponent tried to “catch” me on my stance on IVF. Hard to do since I’ve been clear on this for years. How we treat the smallest humans matters, and the American reproductive industry consistently degrades them. Always grateful for the opportunity to make the case for the value of little lives: