Many people have asked me where they can find the resources by Andreas J. Köstenberger I referred to last weekend. So, without much ado, here they are in order of intensity. A Quick Interview on the topic of 1 Timothy 2:12. A 32 page paper on the topic of 1 Timothy 2:15. Women in the [...]
This past weekend we hit one of the most controversial topics in modern Christianity, the topic of male eldership in the church. As expected, this has generated a lot of feedback from both sides of the aisle. On this post, I simply want to list a couple of resources that may help anyone who is [...]
This weekend, I am going to be talking to the men at Riv. So I have two questions just for the women (I encourage you to answer anonymously to protect the men’s fragile egos…if your comment doesn’t appear right away, don’t worry. I may have to approve it first). If you don’t have a man, [...]
This past weekend, we launched a new series on the “Nuclear Family” at Riv. I’m going to blog on family themes for the month, as well. Today (since I lightly tapped on the subject during my teaching), I want to recommend an excellent book for you if you want to explore more of what the [...]
Just read an amazing piece in The State News : Dignity has place on Halloween. Here’s an excerpt (but you really need to read the whole thing): Dear Starbucks Girl: Standing in front of you, waiting for coffee, I heard you rather loudly talking to your friend about your Halloween plans. You said you were [...]
I don’t remember the last time I went a week without posting to my blog. In fact, I am pretty sure it has never happened…until now. My last post was a week ago today. I bet you’re wondering why…well, the short answer is this week I have been “Mr. Mom.” My wife (Grace) is in [...]
.:mood:. I’m not telling .:itunes:. Tongue by R.E.M. OK, this is interesting. I very rarely quote an entire post, but this one by Liam Kinnon has to be posted in its entirety to be understood. Therefore, I am going to post it without commentary. I would like you to comment on it, then after a [...]