Ryan Bomberger

Ryan Bomberger

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Ryan Bomberger is the Chief Creative Officer and co-founder of The Radiance Foundation. He is happily married to his best friend, Bethany, who is the Executive Director of Radiance. They are adoptive parents with four awesome kiddos. Ryan is an Emmy Award-winning creative professional, factivist, international public speaker and author of NOT EQUAL: CIVIL RIGHTS GONE WRONG. He loves illuminating that every human life has purpose.

Does Donald Trump want to make abortion gettable again?

Imagine if slavery were allowed up to 15 weeks. Or maybe we allow hard-core drug usage (you know, “my body my choice”), but just up to 15 weeks. Then, put that magical ban into place that pretends to protect life.

Does Donald Trump want to make abortion gettable again?

Making Christianity more invisible: Biden and transgenderism

Yes. Easter is actually a TRANS Day, if you will. One in which we were forever TRANSformed by a loving Savior who TRANSitioned from death to life in order to TRANSfer the brokenness of our sins onto Himself and TRANSmit to us the gift of salvation and eternal life. He sees us, saves us from our TRANSgressions and shows us in His Word how to sin no more.

Making Christianity more invisible: Biden and transgenderism

#HeGetsUs doesn’t get Him

Then, a jarring thing happened. The peace was interrupted by distorted musical hits and the words: “Jesus Never Taught Hate. He Washed Feet.”  Wait. What? As the #HeGetsUs website came up, I sighed. That was an $18 million rebrand of Christianity gone woke.  

#HeGetsUs doesn’t get Him

Rape and abortion: How my life was saved

Why has Planned Parenthood been sued repeatedly for failing to report rape? Because it’s good for business. They abort. They don’t report.

Rape and abortion: How my life was saved

The teacher who wouldn't bow

Tanner Cross’ story is a powerful reminder that courage doesn’t need a crowd. It just needs someone with conviction.

The teacher who wouldn't bow

Only LGBTQ-affirming foster parents need apply

In Massachusetts, Catholic couple Mike and Kitty Burke were denied their application to foster for not bowing. In Oregon, Jessica Bates – a widowed mother of five — was refused because of her “religious beliefs,” too.

Only LGBTQ-affirming foster parents need apply