In this episode of Theology Applied, Joel Webbon invites Bekah Merkle on the show to systematically destroy feminism by using two simple things: Scripture and logic.
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A Primer On Christian Government | Ecclesiology – Part 4 of 6
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Timothy Keller’s Deathbed Strategy For Evangelicals
In this episode of Theology Applied, Aaron Renn joins the show to discuss one of Tim Keller’s final contributions to Evangelicalism – a strategy for Complementarians to compromise by attempting to bridge the gap with the Egalitarians.
Pastors Who Won’t Rebuke Women Are Pastors Who Hate Women | with Eric Conn
1 Peter 3:1-22 1 Timothy 2:1-15 Ephesians 5:1-33 Joel Webbon
Pastors who refuse to rebuke women are pastors who hate women. Feminism is one of the chief causes of fatherlessness. If we truly want to protect children, we must esteem fatherhood. If we want to esteem fatherhood, we must destroy feminism. And if we are to successfully destroy feminism, pastors must stop hating women by treating them as sinless victims. …