I Just Want to Go Back
This week we talk about notes apps, bad church signs, and why rejecting modernity so often misses the boat of faithfulness. Join us!
Confessions of the Food Catholic
Coming to the table of the Lord in peace with one another is a huge deal, and our bodies are supposed to be spent in service to the Lord. How do we balance all of these things? Pastor Doug Wilson shares some edifying Biblical wisdom on how not to be stuck in bondage to your next meal.
Jesus and Politics with Allie Stuckey
The Conservative Millennial, Allie Stuckey, is a force to be reckoned with. We did not know what we were going to get when we asked her to come on the show, but we were just blown away. Normally we get to hear her on FOX, NBC, or MSNBC in short bits and pieces giving her [extremely accurate, punchy, and beneficial] ten cents on what's going on in the political world. Today we get to hear why she believes it is important that Christians are able to articulate their faith, understand politics and culture, and be engaged in the current political climate. We also get to find out how many cats is too many cats and why Summer's dad has a cat waterfall.
Almost: Our Encouragement & Concern with the IF: Gathering
The IF: Gathering is one of the most popular women's conferences today, and we get asked for our thoughts on it all the time. So after some prayer, and several hours of listening to past livestreams, here you go. We hope that you are not such encouraged and edified, but equipped to be able to answer these kinds of questions for yourself!
Stolen Paintings & The World’s Best Bounty Hunter
This week we take a mental break to tell you some of the coolest, craziest, weird, true stories we could find. One of the world's most prolific artists was a fraud and the most impressive bounty hunters on the planet is 4'11. Grab a blanket. It's story time.
You Already Love Yourself Too Much (Self-Esteem is A Lie)
The natural end of a desire to esteem yourself is suicide. That's a hefty statement, but we spend a lot of time this week trying to think through a natural desire that is in all of us--self-obsession. The world tells us that we need to see the beauty in ourselves, we just need to "think positive", and that we need to think better of ourselves. The Bible says our value is not self-actuating, but that God is the source. So how do we Biblically avoid the pitfalls of self-esteem, self-loathing, and self-obsession?
Postmodern Power Tripping
The consequences of ideas can hardly be overstated. Artists that draw graphic images of the female anatomy on sidewalks are hailed in the media has "empowering women" everywhere. Meanwhile, women in many countries are sold as child brides and sex slaves. Postmodernism has truly caused us to lose all meaningful definitions of empowerment and oppression. It's not just on a global scale that we can see the damaging effects of the postmodern power narrative—it's in our daily lives, too. So what's the biblical answer? How should we be thinking of power, oppression, and victimhood in a God-honoring way?
Confessions of the Food Catholic
Coming to the table of the Lord in peace with one another is a huge deal, and our bodies are supposed to be spent in service to the Lord. How do we balance all of these things? Pastor Doug Wilson shares some edifying Biblical wisdom on how not to be stuck in bondage to your next meal.
Jesus and Politics with Allie Stuckey
The Conservative Millennial, Allie Stuckey, is a force to be reckoned with. We did not know what we were going to get when we asked her to come on the show, but we were just blown away. Normally we get to hear her on FOX, NBC, or MSNBC in short bits and pieces giving her [extremely accurate, punchy, and beneficial] ten cents on what's going on in the political world. Today we get to hear why she believes it is important that Christians are able to articulate their faith, understand politics and culture, and be engaged in the current political climate. We also get to find out how many cats is too many cats and why Summer's dad has a cat waterfall.
Almost: Our Encouragement & Concern with the IF: Gathering
The IF: Gathering is one of the most popular women's conferences today, and we get asked for our thoughts on it all the time. So after some prayer, and several hours of listening to past livestreams, here you go. We hope that you are not such encouraged and edified, but equipped to be able to answer these kinds of questions for yourself!
Stolen Paintings & The World’s Best Bounty Hunter
This week we take a mental break to tell you some of the coolest, craziest, weird, true stories we could find. One of the world's most prolific artists was a fraud and the most impressive bounty hunters on the planet is 4'11. Grab a blanket. It's story time.
You Already Love Yourself Too Much (Self-Esteem is A Lie)
The natural end of a desire to esteem yourself is suicide. That's a hefty statement, but we spend a lot of time this week trying to think through a natural desire that is in all of us--self-obsession. The world tells us that we need to see the beauty in ourselves, we just need to "think positive", and that we need to think better of ourselves. The Bible says our value is not self-actuating, but that God is the source. So how do we Biblically avoid the pitfalls of self-esteem, self-loathing, and self-obsession?
Postmodern Power Tripping
The consequences of ideas can hardly be overstated. Artists that draw graphic images of the female anatomy on sidewalks are hailed in the media has "empowering women" everywhere. Meanwhile, women in many countries are sold as child brides and sex slaves. Postmodernism has truly caused us to lose all meaningful definitions of empowerment and oppression. It's not just on a global scale that we can see the damaging effects of the postmodern power narrative—it's in our daily lives, too. So what's the biblical answer? How should we be thinking of power, oppression, and victimhood in a God-honoring way?
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