In "Broken Image," Bancho Mike delves deep into the Biblical perspective on disability, exploring the concept of Imago Dei, the belief that all humans are made in the image of God. Through personal testimony and scriptural insights, he challenges cultural narratives, revealing how weakness and disability are woven into God’s sovereign design. Discover how even the most broken images bear eternal value and purpose.

Why do neurodivergent individuals identify as transgender or nonbinary at significantly higher rates than the general population? The answer isn't as complex as many think. When validation and belonging are socially gatekept behind ideological affiliation, those who crave acceptance the most are the first to sign up.

Our culture increasingly glorifies victimhood as a form of moral superiority, but is this mindset truly empowering? In "The Power of Victimhood," we explore the dangers of self-pity, the rise of defeatist attitudes, and how shifting focus toward personal responsibility and humility can lead to real growth and strength—even in the face of challenges like disability.

Autism advocacy is caught on the Euphemism Treadmill—endlessly redefining terms while neglecting real progress. This article explores how the focus on changing language distracts from meaningful action, leaving those in need without access to vital services.

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