On this week’s Mortification of Spin, Carl, Aimee, and I are joined by Rachel Miller to discuss the Patriarchy movement. Join a provocative conversation with Rachel Miller, editor and writer for the Aquila Report, as she enlightens us about the…
On this week’s Mortification of Spin, the Mad Woman in the Attic arranged for Rachel Miller to join the Ref Pack to talk about the inroads which the patriarchy movement is making into Reformed circles. Along the way, we have…
Have you heard of the Patriarchy movement? Patriarchy means “father-rule,” and this movement has some interesting theology and applications for the leadership roles of men. They call it “Biblical Patriarchy” because those who practice it believe that their understanding and…
On Sunday we continued our series through the Book of Acts. The message was part 17 and is entitled “Promise, Rejection, and Deliverance” (7:1-16). You can listen to or download it HERE. Also, we are now podcasting our sermons.
Discursive reason–our capacity to think things through, infer conclusions, offer logical explanations, and so on–enables us to argue a point, make judgments, criticize beliefs and actions, and, in a word, philosophize. Philosophers work with concepts and trade in arguments. Some…
As if by magic, after posting yesterday’s link to Rachel Miller, this analysis of a new manly church arrived in my inbox this morning. Setting aside the issue of whether real men drink Miller Lite (a habit which may explain…
As if by magic, after posting yesterday’s link to Rachel Miller, this analysis of a new manly church arrived in my inbox this morning. Setting aside the issue of whether real men drink Miller Lite (a habit which may explain…
Few people, this side of eternity, can claim to have known Jesus like the Apostle Paul did. Yet, not as a man outside of Christ, but as a man “in Christ,” Paul considered everything apart from Christ as “dung” because…
Most Christians inwardly, if not outwardly, groan when they arrive at a genealogy in their Bible reading. This is a shame. The genealogies are wonderful and I love studying (not just reading) and preaching them. They are compressed histories of…
How many non-Christians do you converse with face-to-face on a regular basis outside of normal working hours? With how many of them do you share the gospel? In my experience it seems that many within Presbyterian and Reformed circles do…
