It is a gray, windy day here in the Northeast and so, in our fatigue, we’ve done quite a long podcast. We talk about Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, raising children in the church, and then, for the meat of the thing, what is going on with the ACNA. Why are some ACNA churches making nice with TEC and calling people who are affirming their “siblings” in Christ? We talk about the Kigali Commitment and, again, why we can’t all... Read more

It is a cool, bright morning here in the Northeast and so, once again, we’ve gathered our dogs and done the usual podcast about whatever we’re thinking about right now, which this week was The Chosen. We work through Dallas Jenkins’ explanation for why the tiny pride flag spotted on set is no big deal. We have a hard time thinking of the words (at least I do) and wonder together about whether we will watch Season Four when it... Read more

It is already a hot, sultry day here in Bing, and so we’ve done a decently lengthed podcast about how we didn’t sleep because there’s a bat somewhere in the house, how my Grandfather survived the war, how Target and Bud Light have been able to become a portent to many, why Satan Clubs are not a great thing to have in schools, and what to do during Pride Month. I think it’s all you could possibly expect. Here’s the... Read more

It is a chilly, gray spring day here in the NorthEast. Therefore, as usual, we’ve done a podcast about all the things we talk about–that Living Church article,  Bishop Dobb’s Synod address, Luke Timothy Johnson, why people become affirming, and other things as well. Oh yes! We complain about how people always forget about Gen Xers and how we are not Boomers. It’s all you could possibly expect. If you’d like to hear us go on after this, you can... Read more

Good Morning–sorry to have missed posting links here last week. It is my intention to get back into the way of writing here occasionally. In the meantime, we recorded the usual podcast, only we did it last night instead of this morning. We talk about the article from The Living Church that I wrote about on Stand Firm. We go almost all the way through the whole piece and then finish it up over here. There is a barking dog,... Read more

It is a rainy, gray day here in the Northeast. We are back from our travels and trying to get our sense of time to match the clock. It’s going very slowly. Nevertheless, we rousted ourselves to the usual Podcast. We talk about looking at all the animals in Kenya, how I have read The Lord of the Rings, and Mary Harrington’s new book Feminism Against Progress. We talk over each other and bicker and then we take the conversation over... Read more

No, it’s still not good, even if people do it for the culturally advantageous reasons of the moment. Good morning! It is a chilly day here in the Northeast and we’ve done a decently lengthed podcast about that Washington Post article about how Africa, on the whole, is not excited about the LGBT acronym and how it’s fine to be racist and stuff now. We also talk about the Passion Soap Opera, roller skating, Christian music, and other items that... Read more

It is a cool, breezy, spring-like day here in the Northeast. Not exactly cold, but by no means warm either. I saw one daffodil yesterday. So that must be something. In honor of the occasion, we’ve done a decently lengthed podcast about our upcoming trip to the GAFCON meeting, what will happen to the Anglican Communion, that time when Al Mohler was made Dean of that Seminary, why it is so hard for men and women to get along together,... Read more

It is a bright, warmish day here in the Northeast, amazingly, and so we’ve done a really long podcast about Shiela Wray Gregoire’s Great Sex Rescue. Matt has been listening to it and has a lot of interesting things to say. We talk about male and female sexuality, the good stuff about Gregoire’s book, the bad stuff, why these kinds of books even exist, we plug my substack, and really, it’s all you can imagine it will be. I don’t... Read more

It is an excessively gray day here in the Northeast and, whether to celebrate or not, we’ve done a medium length podcast about how much we hate the time change associated with Dayling “Savings,” and then the preaching task in general, and John MacArthur’s preaching in particular. We wander down memory lane about what we learned about preaching and how to do it and what it’s for. We complain about all the animals sitting on us, and then we forget... Read more