Mad as Hell
We must squarely face the perennial obstacle of intergendered unions: anger. In our marriages, Jesus brings us to deep repentance and so deep redemption.
The War Brides of Deuteronomy
You could hear a pin drop after reading this passage, what my wife calls a pew-gripper. We were going through Deuteronomy…
Does God Belong in the Bedroom?
In marital covenant lovemaking, we imitate, in a toy way, divine intimacy. God does not have a body as we do, but we’re God’s image splayed out in space & time
Audio podcasting comes to AffirmingGender
An audio series of sermons is starting on AffirmingGender, recounting the ideas on my own journey of wonder at this amazing gift of man and woman.
At the Crossroads She Takes Her Stand: Can Erika Kirk’s Point Turn America
I recently gave a somewhat pessimistic assessment of America’s fortunes, based on a steady look at cultural movements. But a recent event has given me pause.
Charlie Kirk’s Murder and Transgenderism
The ongoing investigation of the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk, hints at ties between the transgenderism and the shooter. Are there such connections?
The Cosmic Meaning of the Prudent Wife
“I only chose to buy one pot,” proclaimed my wife, assessing her shopping trip. To set up our new life, we face the immigrant’s wall of opposition.
My Farewell Message to America
I take leave of my beloved United States today. But I don’t exit ungratefully, without a parting gift to this fertile soil of experiment from which I sprung.
That’s Just the Way that Men and Women Are
You’ve often heard, “That’s just the way women are,” and “Men are just like that.” Does the Bible ever engage in that kind of talk? What do you think?