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Tonight at 8:30 pm CST, on the Flyover Conservatives show we are tackling the most important things going on RIGHT NOW from a Conservative Christian perspective!  Tonight at 8:30 pm CST, on the Flyover Conservatives show we are tackling the most important things going on RIGHT NOW from a Conservative Christian perspective!  TO WATCH ALL FLYOVER CONSERVATIVES SHOWS - https://flyover.live/show/flyoverTO WATCH ALL FLYOVER CONSERVATIVES SHOWS - https://flyover.live/show/flyoverTO WATCH ALL FLYOVER CONTENT: www.flyover.liveTO WATCH ALL FLYOVER CONTENT: www.flyover.liveTo Schedule A Time To Talk To Dr. Dr. Kirk Elliott Go To To Schedule A Time To Talk To Dr. Dr. Kirk Elliott Go To ▶ https://flyovergold.com▶ https://flyovergold.comOr Call 720-605-3900 Or Call 720-605-3900 Pastor Doug WilsonPastor Doug WilsonWEBSITE: https://dougwils.com/WEBSITE: https://dougwils.com/https://dougwils.com/TWITTER: https://x.com/douglaswils TWITTER: https://x.com/douglaswilshttps://x.com/douglaswils Pastor Doug Wilson, based in Moscow, Idaho, is the senior pastor of Christ Church and a prominent voice in Christian theology and cultural commentary. A prolific author of over 100 books, including Keep Your Kids, he addresses issues of faith, family, and culture with sharp insight and Biblical conviction. Doug co-founded the Classical Christian Education movement, helping establish Logos School and the Association of Classical Christian Schools. As a husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, he exemplifies a multigenerational commitment to living out the Christian faith. Known for his fearless engagement with contemporary issues, Doug inspires believers to stand firm in truth and glorify God in every aspect of life.Pastor Doug Wilson, based in MoscowSend us a message... we can't reply, but we read them all!Support the show► ReAwaken America- text the word FLYOVER to 918-851-0102 (Message and data rates may apply. Terms/privacy: 40509-info.com) ► Kirk Elliott PHD - http://FlyoverGold.com ► My Pillow - https://MyPillow.com/Flyover ► ALL LINKS: https://sociatap.com/FlyoverConservatives

How do biblical principles of marriage apply today when women have more autonomy, power, and financial independence? What roles and responsibilities are outlined for husbands and wives according to Scripture? What are some biblical principles for decision-making and conflict resolution that are particularly relevant for couples dealing with modern-day pressures? Douglas Wilson is the senior minister of ⁠Christ Church⁠ in Moscow, Idaho. He was a founder of Logos School, a founder of New St. Andrews College, and a founder of ACCS. He is married to Nancy, and has three married kids and seventeen grandkids. He regularly blogs at ⁠dougwils.com⁠. Check out more information on Pastor Douglas Wilson at https://dougwils.substack.com/about --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/biblically-speaking-cb/support

Get it All Done Club: Stop drowning in motherhood and start thriving! https://www.nowthatwereafamily.com/get-it-all-done-club Is your life just too complicated to ever feel peaceful? Learn how to create a peacefully productive home in one week. Check out Katie's Free Home Management Masterclass: https://www.nowthatwereafamily.com/peacefully-productive-home-masterclass- Douglas Wilson is the minister of Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho. He is a founding board member of Logos School, a senior fellow of theology at New St. Andrews College, and he serves as an instructor at Grayfriars Hall, a ministerial training program at Christ Church. He helped to establish the Confederation of Reformed Evangelical Churches (CREC), is the editor of Credenda Agenda, and the author of numerous books on classical Christian education, the family, the church, and the reformed faith. After serving in the U.S. Navy in the submarine service, he completed a B.A. and M.A. in philosophy and a B.A. in classical studies from the University of Idaho. Douglas and his wife Nancy have three children, a lot of grandkids and even great grandkids now. You can connect and follow Pastor Douglas Wilson through the links below: - Website - https://dougwils.com/- Book List - https://dougwils.com/books- YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@blogmablog4870- Cannon Press App - https://canonpress.com/pages/app

This week's show comes with an obvious trigger warning related to an account of grooming and sexual abuse of a minor. Emilie Paige tells her horrific story of how she was groomed and finally abused by one of the teachers in Doug Wilson's Logos School out of Moscow, ID. Sadly, we've seen too many examples of what can happen within these deeply patriarchal religious environments, which oftentimes are rife for abuses of all kinds. What's truly amazing is that in listening to Emilie's story of surviving horrific abuse for years, she's not only come out the back end a stronger woman who is unafraid to share her story, but also speaks of the religious element also. In so doing, she is undoubtedly empowering, inspiring, and helping many who have gone through similar terrible experiences. Emilie's Medium Page Link Join the MindShift Podcast Patreon Community! Follow me on X @MindShift2018

This week's show comes with an obvious trigger warning related to an account of grooming and sexual abuse of a minor. Emilie Paige tells her horrific story of how she was groomed and finally abused by one of the teachers ... Read More »

This episode is a special treat for anyone who either loves classical Christian education, or is fascinated by its rise in popularity, or even someone who is just learning about this unique and wonderful movement in Christian education. Take a journey back to the very beginning of this era of classical Christian education as we know it - 40 years ago in Moscow, Idaho - with a man who has been instrumental in its founding and growing. Tom Garfield was the first headmaster of the Logos School, which itself was the first American classical Christian school and which started the avalanche of this movement spreading around the nation. A founding board member of the Association for Classical and Christian Schools, and current Dean of Academics at Veritas Press Scholars Academy, his stories and insights will give you a new appreciation for God's hand at work in classical Christian education over the years.

Get mostly-daily, bite-sized encouraging emails by signing up here: https://simplyconvivial.com/newsletterBess is a wife, mother of 5, and grandmother of 3! She currently teaches full time at Logos School and hosts the podcast, Come Over for Dinner!, on all the ways to make hospitality practical and fun. Apart from her family, Bess's days are lively with the bustling energy of second graders whom she teaches full-time. She jestingly remarks that she “attends second grade every day”. Her teaching journey is paired with the podcast she hosts, where she and her guests delve into the practical aspects of hospitality. From sharing favorite recipes to discussing must-have kitchen items, her podcast serves as a trove of inspiration and guidance.The practice of hospitality is not just about inviting people over but also about serving and giving to others, including family members. True hospitality involves sacrificing personal standards of perfection for the sake of fellowship and building relationships. In unexpected or less-than-ideal situations, it is important to maintain a positive attitude, understanding that sometimes these incidents can be humorous when viewed in retrospect. Having a sense of humor, especially about one's imperfections, is valuable in building character and maintaining a joyful spirit.

Get mostly-daily, bite-sized encouraging emails by signing up here: https://simplyconvivial.com/newsletterBess is a wife, mother of 5, and grandmother of 3! She currently teaches full time at Logos School and hosts the podcast, Come Over for Dinner!, on all the ways to make hospitality practical and fun. Apart from her family, Bess's days are lively with the bustling energy of second graders whom she teaches full-time. She jestingly remarks that she “attends second grade every day”. Her teaching journey is paired with the podcast she hosts, where she and her guests delve into the practical aspects of hospitality. From sharing favorite recipes to discussing must-have kitchen items, her podcast serves as a trove of inspiration and guidance.The practice of hospitality is not just about inviting people over but also about serving and giving to others, including family members. True hospitality involves sacrificing personal standards of perfection for the sake of fellowship and building relationships. In unexpected or less-than-ideal situations, it is important to maintain a positive attitude, understanding that sometimes these incidents can be humorous when viewed in retrospect. Having a sense of humor, especially about one's imperfections, is valuable in building character and maintaining a joyful spirit.

Get mostly-daily, bite-sized encouraging emails by signing up here: https://simplyconvivial.com/newsletterBess is a wife, mother of 5, and grandmother of 3! She currently teaches full time at Logos School and hosts the podcast, Come Over for Dinner!, on all the ways to make hospitality practical and fun. Apart from her family, Bess's days are lively with the bustling energy of second graders whom she teaches full-time. She jestingly remarks that she “attends second grade every day”. Her teaching journey is paired with the podcast she hosts, where she and her guests delve into the practical aspects of hospitality. From sharing favorite recipes to discussing must-have kitchen items, her podcast serves as a trove of inspiration and guidance.The practice of hospitality is not just about inviting people over but also about serving and giving to others, including family members. True hospitality involves sacrificing personal standards of perfection for the sake of fellowship and building relationships. In unexpected or less-than-ideal situations, it is important to maintain a positive attitude, understanding that sometimes these incidents can be humorous when viewed in retrospect. Having a sense of humor, especially about one's imperfections, is valuable in building character and maintaining a joyful spirit.

Get mostly-daily, bite-sized encouraging emails by signing up here: https://simplyconvivial.com/newsletterBess is a wife, mother of 5, and grandmother of 3! She currently teaches full time at Logos School and hosts the podcast, Come Over for Dinner!, on all the ways to make hospitality practical and fun. Apart from her family, Bess's days are lively with the bustling energy of second graders whom she teaches full-time. She jestingly remarks that she “attends second grade every day”. Her teaching journey is paired with the podcast she hosts, where she and her guests delve into the practical aspects of hospitality. From sharing favorite recipes to discussing must-have kitchen items, her podcast serves as a trove of inspiration and guidance.Bess identifies perfectionism as a common hurdle that many women face. This paralyzing mindset, which dictates that if something can't be executed flawlessly it shouldn't be undertaken at all, can be stifling. Bess is no stranger to this challenge. She admits that her natural inclination is toward perfectionism, wanting things to be ‘just so'. She's a planner by nature. Through personal experience, she shares insights on how to overcome this hindrance. One of the most profound pieces of advice Bess offers is to view oneself as a character in God's story. Citing the author N.D. Wilson, she encourages individuals to see themselves as part of a larger narrative. This perspective can be transformative. 

Get mostly-daily, bite-sized encouraging emails by signing up here: https://simplyconvivial.com/newsletterBess is a wife, mother of 5, and grandmother of 3! She currently teaches full time at Logos School and hosts the podcast, Come Over for Dinner!, on all the ways to make hospitality practical and fun. Apart from her family, Bess's days are lively with the bustling energy of second graders whom she teaches full-time. She jestingly remarks that she “attends second grade every day”. Her teaching journey is paired with the podcast she hosts, where she and her guests delve into the practical aspects of hospitality. From sharing favorite recipes to discussing must-have kitchen items, her podcast serves as a trove of inspiration and guidance.Bess identifies perfectionism as a common hurdle that many women face. This paralyzing mindset, which dictates that if something can't be executed flawlessly it shouldn't be undertaken at all, can be stifling. Bess is no stranger to this challenge. She admits that her natural inclination is toward perfectionism, wanting things to be ‘just so'. She's a planner by nature. Through personal experience, she shares insights on how to overcome this hindrance. One of the most profound pieces of advice Bess offers is to view oneself as a character in God's story. Citing the author N.D. Wilson, she encourages individuals to see themselves as part of a larger narrative. This perspective can be transformative. 

Get mostly-daily, bite-sized encouraging emails by signing up here: https://simplyconvivial.com/newsletterBess is a wife, mother of 5, and grandmother of 3! She currently teaches full time at Logos School and hosts the podcast, Come Over for Dinner!, on all the ways to make hospitality practical and fun. Apart from her family, Bess's days are lively with the bustling energy of second graders whom she teaches full-time. She jestingly remarks that she “attends second grade every day”. Her teaching journey is paired with the podcast she hosts, where she and her guests delve into the practical aspects of hospitality. From sharing favorite recipes to discussing must-have kitchen items, her podcast serves as a trove of inspiration and guidance.Bess identifies perfectionism as a common hurdle that many women face. This paralyzing mindset, which dictates that if something can't be executed flawlessly it shouldn't be undertaken at all, can be stifling. Bess is no stranger to this challenge. She admits that her natural inclination is toward perfectionism, wanting things to be ‘just so'. She's a planner by nature. Through personal experience, she shares insights on how to overcome this hindrance. One of the most profound pieces of advice Bess offers is to view oneself as a character in God's story. Citing the author N.D. Wilson, she encourages individuals to see themselves as part of a larger narrative. This perspective can be transformative. 

Our guest today is Renee Shepard. Renee was one of the fortunate few to be homeschooled back when that wasn't really a thing. When she had her own children, she wanted to provide an even better education for them. That drove her to a study of classical education, and over the last ten years she has been homeschooling her children while staying a step ahead of them as she completed her Masters in Classical Christian Studies at New Saint Andrews college. She has been teaching the progymnasmata at various homeschool co-ops for the last 5 years and next year will begin teaching part time at Logos School. Today, we're going to talk about this classical approach to writing — called the progymnasmata! — how it relates to the modernist five-paragraph essay, why it's better than modernist writing curricula, and so much more. *** Renee Shepard isn't just our guest for this episode; she's the teacher we hired to teach summer school this year! Renee is going to unwrap a big gift for us, one that has been sitting under classical education's tree, untouched, for a very long time, and that is CLASSICAL WRITING. Did you know that classical education has its own, highly effective way of teaching writing, that writing was taught this way for at least 1500 years, and that when we abandoned this way of teaching, that was when writing began to decline? You're a classical homeschooler; you don't have to use a modernist writing program. Renee will help. To register for summer school, go to https://www.scholesisters.com/writing and sign up! *** Click here to access today's show notes. Click here to join the Sistership.

Lindsey lives outside of Moscow with her husband and three kids in their old 1890s home.  She has her certificate in interior design, authored Psalms for Trials, and taught rhetoric at Logos School.  She discusses how to incorporate light and texture into your home.  Whether you're building from scratch, remodeling, or decorating; her tips can be employed in all areas!

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Our guest today is Toby Sumpter. Toby pastors King's Cross Church in Moscow, Idaho. He and his wife Jenny have been married over twenty years and they have 4 kids, one of whom has recently flown the coop. He is a co-host of the CrossPolitic Show and author of Blood-Bought World and No Mere Mortals. He holds a Master of Arts in Theological Studies with an emphasis in church history, and he teaches high school civics at Logos School. Today's episode is a little different because it's not focused on doing the homeschool project well, but on ending it well. Most importantly, how do we let our sons go when holding on feels so important? *** Have you joined the Scholé Sistership yet? In January, we kicked off our annual 5x5 Reading Challenge. It is not too late to join us! All you have to do is head on over to scholesisters.com/join and sign up for the Sophie plan and in addition to a replay of our big kickoff webinar, you will get tons of accountability, book ideas, and support. *** Click here to access today's show notes. Click here to join the Sistership.

On this special episode of Anchored, Jeremy is joined by two leaders in the classical renewal movement. Dr. Anika Prather is the founder of The Living Water School and Professor of Classics and English at Howard University. Douglas Wilson is a Senior Fellow at New St. Andrews College, founder of the Logos School, and Senior Minister at Christ Church in Moscow, ID. Together, they discuss Dr. Prather's book The Black Intellectual Tradition, the legacy of Anna Julia Cooper, the importance of classical education, and the lived experiences of black and white Americans throughout history.

On this episode of Orthopraxy, I sit down with Doug Wilson. Pastor Wilson is the Senior Minister at Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho. He helped found Logos School, Association of Classical Christian Schools, New Saint Andrews College, and Canon Press. In this episode we talk about his love for classical Christian education, growing up around heroes from WW2, and taking over a college town. Follow Doug Wilson on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/douglas_james_wilson/ Visit Doug's website https://dougwils.com/ Stuff we talked about- Up From Liberalism by William F. Buckley Jr https://www.amazon.com/Up-Liberalism-William-F-Buckley/dp/161427925X Dorthy Sayers- The Lost Tools of Learning https://classicalchristian.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Dorothy_Sayers_The_Lost_Tools_of_Learning.pdf Turning Point Christian Worldview Series https://www.librarything.com/nseries/14700/Turning-Point-Christian-Worldview-Series Idols for Destruction by Herbert Schlossberg https://www.amazon.com/Idols-Destruction-Conflict-Christian-American/dp/0891077383 Early Christianity and Greek Paidea by Werner Jaeger https://www.amazon.com/Early-Christianity-Paidea-Werner-Jaeger/dp/0674220528 The Orthopraxy Podcast exists to talk about the Christian life and living out what we believe. Every week we sit down with a guest to talk about the practical things in our faith. Join us every Wednesday for new episodes. Orthopraxy is a ministry of Finish Line Ministries International. Finish Line Ministries International is committed to the work of Training Pastors, Equipping The Church, Providing For Orphans, and Reaching The Lost in Malawi, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe. Working alongside the remarkable men and women of southeast Africa, Finish Line Ministries International creates and develops ministry initiatives specifically designed to impact lives, proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and establish His church. Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/orthopraxypod/ Follow us on Tik Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@orthopraxypod Subscribe on Youtube https://youtube.com/channel/UCy_4kP2C... Learn more about our Initiatives: www.finishlineminitries.org Follow Finish Line: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FinishLineIntl Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/FinishLineIntl

September 26, 2022 PETE HEGSETH, Army National Guard Officer, co-host of FOX News Channel's “FOX & Friends Weekends”, author & a very passionate advocate for the Classical Christian Education Movement, who will address: “BATTLE FOR THE AMERICAN MIND: Uprooting a Century of Miseducation” *PLUS* STEVE SCHULTZ Headmaster of Grace Christian Academy of Long Island in Merrick, NY, & COREY GELBAUGH Headmaster of Logos School of Carlisle, PA, who will address: "CLASSICAL CHRISTIAN EDUCATION" & announcing Long Island's Grace Christian Academy's Fundraising Banquet featuring keynote speaker PETE HEGSETH!!! Subscribe: iTunes  TuneIn Android RSS Feed Listen:

On this episode of Anchored, Jeremy is joined by Doug Wilson, founder of the Logos School. Doug shares how he first learned about classical education during his service in the Navy after reading Dorothy Sayers' The Lost Tools of Learning. Doug describes the vision and mission for the Logos School as "not just another prep school" but one embedded in contextualized history of America and the church. Doug discusses the impact of secular curricula in modern schools, the importance of open conversations with people of differing beliefs, and some of the controversies that have surrounded him.

Erin and Mo bring you a special episode from the road! We visited Logos School in Moscow, Idaho on behalf of ECS and recorded on the way home, chatting about some of what we learned and appreciated from that visit. As the title says, road noise is featured heavily, for which we apologize. But as Sean pointed out, it's not like our audio quality is normally stellar. Enjoy!

Welcome to Muse and Hearth, a podcast for Christian women, cultivating mind, heart, and home. I'm Lydia Foucachon and I'm so pleased to be joined today by my pastor's lovely wife Nancy Wilson! She is a mother, grandma of a whole passel of grandkids, author, and podcaster, as well as a former literature teacher at Logos School. As she put it, chief cook & bottle washer. Nancy thanks so much for speaking with us today. We'll be discussing “back to school” for the Christian woman's heart. A chance to collect ourselves from whatever summer season of life we have just been in and reset the bar of daily faithfulness. Nancy reminds us that we really want to be making a habit of a reset on things like Bible reading, prayer, keeping short accounts, contentment, control of the tongue on a daily basis. Resources and Books:Nancy Wilson's Femina Podcast: Weekly episodes on biblical womanhoodBible Reading Challenge, thousands of women reading “on the same page” worldwideLearning Contentment, by Nancy WilsonAll Thing for Good, by Thomas WatsonThe Art of Divine Contentment, by Thomas WatsonThe Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment, by Jeremiah BurroughsThe Quest for Meekness and Quietness of Spirit, by Matthew HenryHandbook to Prayer: Praying Scripture Back to God, by Kenneth Boa

This series of lectures is an ongoing course in Content Communication from Logos School in Moscow, Idaho, a premiere school in Classical Christian Education. 

John M. Jennings is President and Chief Strategist of The St. Louis Trust Company. In these roles, he leads the client service practice and is responsible for developing and implementing strategic initiatives. John is a member of the firm's Management Committee, on its Board of Directors, and also serves on the Investment, Risk Management and Trust Committees. John works closely with client families, advising them in all areas of wealth management. Prior to joining The St. Louis Trust Company as a founding principal, John gained varied professional experience in investments, tax, estate planning and trusts in the Private Client Service group at Arthur Andersen LLP and in the Estate Planning and Tax practices at the St. Louis-based law firm, Armstrong Teasdale LLP. John earned both his Bachelor of Science in Finance and Banking (cum laude) and JD degrees from the University of Missouri. A past St. Louis Business Journal “40 under 40” honoree, John is a frequent speaker on investment, trust and various other family office topics. Personally, John is married, the father of two teenage daughters and an avid reader, skier, music lover and is vegan. He serves on the Boards of Logos School and the St. Louis Community Foundation, where he chairs its investment committee. He is also a trustee of The Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra Endowment Trust. He is an instructor at the Olin Business School at Washington University in St. Louis. Daily he produces an “interesting fact of the day” which can be found at http://www.theifod.com. Additionally, John is a Forbes contributor writing about wealth management topics. https://www.stlouistrust.com/author/jjennings/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Live from the Fight Laugh Feast Rally in South Dakota, Greg & Jason sat down with Aaron Snell. Aaron is the Director at Logos School and also a Musical Director. We had a great discussion on singing psalms, why the psalms are important to sing, the history of hymns, and how they compare to modern worship music. Aaron was a great guest and this was a great episode! You'll also hear our long time friend Josh Ivey on the show. He sat in on this fun interview. Enjoy!Support the show (https://cash.app/$dmwpodcast)

We had the honor of sitting down with Pastor Doug Wilson this week to discuss his latest novel, Ride Sally, Ride (Sex Rules). Pastor Wilson is the author of several books on everything from raising boys to the art of writing, Senior Fellow of Philosophy at New St. Andrews College as well as founder of The Logos School, and pastor of Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho. We discuss the plot, the worldview that's turning it from fiction to reality, and how to keep our own little guys from falling into the trap of a junk drawer worldview. Pastor Wilson is on instagram @douglas_james_wilson. To order a copy of the book for yourself, or to see the many other books available from his publishing house, Canon Press, visit www.canonpress.com. To read Pastor Wilson's always informative and topical blog, Blog & Mablog, visit www.dougwils.com

This series of lectures is an ongoing course in Content Communication from Logos School in Moscow, Idaho, a premiere school in Classical Christian Education. 

Michele Bachmann, former U.S. Representative from Minnesota, on how you can make a difference by advocating and raising awareness for school choice. John Schilling, President of the American Federation for Children, on what parents need to know about school choice and school vouchers. Doug Wilson, Pastor of Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, and board member of Logos School, on what pastors and churches need to know about starting a Christian school. Joseph Backholm, FRC's Senior Fellow for Biblical Worldview and Strategic Engagement, on opportunities for churches to be a part of rethinking education. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

"You can sin with food in many ways -- by not sharing it, by eating way too much of it, by throwing it across the restaurant table... But you do not sin with food by bowing your head over it, saying grace with true gratitude in your heart, and tucking in." These words come from a book written by today's guest - . His sharp-edged but humorous title addresses the unscriptural approach to food that many Christians have developed in recent years (by the way, a "food catholic" is somebody who accepts all eaters of all foods, even if he or she doesn't actually eat quinoa).     Specifically, the book addresses divisive threats to Christian table fellowship, the know-it-all pride of newfangled "health food" rules, and the dislocated moralism that makes "organic" and "natural" the signs of righteousness while disdaining the brethren who buy their beef at Stuffmart.       In today's podcast, Doug and I get into his approach to how Christianity mingles with food choices, and much more - including longevity and anti-aging, nutrition, diets fitness and the ultimate source of the joy and happiness so many of us turn to these type of activities to fulfill. We also discuss Doug's take on Joel Salatin, the true cost of food, and how we care for the planet.       Doug Wilson is an old family friend of mine, the minister of Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, which is a member of the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches (CREC) and church I attended all throughout my childhood and during college. After his stint in the submarine service of the U.S. Navy, he attended the University of Idaho, where he obtained an MA in philosophy.     As one of its founders, Doug has served on the board of Logos School, a classical and Christian school (K-12), since its inception. He is also a Senior Fellow of theology at New St. Andrews College, which I consider to be one of the better liberal arts institutions in the country.     He is the author of numerous books, including Reforming Marriage, The Case for Classical Christian Education, Letter from a Christian Citizen, and Blackthorn Winter. Doug is also the general editor for the Omnibus textbook series. His blog can be found at www.dougwils.com and his metric ton of grandkids can be found spread across the planet with rapidly increasing frequency. During this discussion, you'll discover: -What is a "food catholic?"...9:15         -How to identify what Doug calls "phood pharisees"...12:35         -How people use diets as a substitute for true righteousness...16:50         -How to use food to assist in the pursuit of holiness...22:15         -How food as an anti-aging tactic can enhance or detract from your spirituality...26:25         -Advice for social situations where you're offered food you personally find objectionable... 36:50         -How to view food with respect to the humane treatment of God's creation...41:50         -Balancing rigorous physical and spiritual disciplines...52:00         -The one thing fitness buffs need to hear the most...1:00:15       bengreenfieldfitness.com/dougwilson

Today I talk with Danny Bradley about his senior thesis on apologetics and his post-college plans. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aaron-ventura/message

Wilson earned a BA in classical studies and a BA and an MA in philosophy from the University of Idaho. In addition to his role as pastor of Christ Church, he is a founder and Senior Fellow in Theology at New Saint Andrews College, founder and editor of Credenda/Agenda magazine, and founder of Greyfriars Hall, a three-year ministerial training program. He also serves on the governing boards of New Saint Andrews, Logos School (a Christian private school), and the Association of Classical and Christian Schools. Wilson was instrumental in forming the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches. He is married to Nancy Wilson and has three children, including N. D. Wilson, and 16 grandchildren.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_Wilson_(theologian)Editor's note: Joeseph Conrad's novel was called "End of The Tether", not "Joy At The End Of The Tether".

In this episode we talk with Ed Van Nuland. Ed has worked as a development director for over twenty years—first for Logos School and then for Palouse Care Network. We talk with Ed about living as a Christian dad, husband, fundraiser, amateur historian, children's author, and about what it means to be an example in Christ. Music Credits Artist: Nicolai Heidlas Title: Roadtrip http://www.hooksounds.com Artist: Nicolai Heidlas Title: Rocking Riff http://www.hooksounds.com

Still Not ProfessionalsTen Pleas for Today's PastorsStill Not Professionals: Ten Pleas for Today's Pastors is a celebration and extension of John Piper's Brothers, We Are Not Professionals. With two brief exhortations from Piper and eight others from veteran pastors, this short ebook aims to strengthen and challenge Christians in general, and pastors in particular, for the labor of everyday life and ministry. The contributors were asked to express their “heart of hearts” for fellow leaders. You'll find these chapters tap into profound human themes, in both the pastor and his flock, and will be of use, we hope, beyond the North American context of the contributors.by John Piper Modal , Daniel L. Akin Modal , Thabiti Anyabwile Modal , Mike Bullmore Modal , Sam Crabtree Modal , Ray Ortlund Modal , Jeff Vanderstelt Modal , and Douglas WilsonRead here by J.N.WheelsFind the Still Not Professionals link from Desiring God Here: https://www.desiringgod.org/books/still-not-professionalsSupport The Minister The Ministry and Me Show (The 3M Podcast) or get T-Shirts, Mugs, notebooks and more while still supporting jnwheels.com here: https://jnwheels.com/donate-support/ Full Text:PREFACEFebruary 4–6, 2013, we will gather in Minneapolis, God will- ing, for the annual Desiring God Conference for Pastors. The theme is “Brothers, We Are Still Not Professionals: Reclaim- ing the Centrality of the Supernatural in Ministry.” Just days prior to the conference is the scheduled release of John Piper's revised and expanded book Brothers, We Are Not Professionals:A Plea to Pastors for Radical Ministry.This short ebook is a celebration and extension of thatbook—born not only from an effort to whet the appetite for the coming conference, but in a hope to bless pastors and other Christian leaders beyond the book and conference.In October 2012, Desiring God issued invitations to a hand- ful of ministry friends—all of them seasoned pastors whom we deeply respect—to contribute to this ebook. As the chapters came in, we posted them at the Desiring God blog; now that they've all arrived, we are publishing them together in one place as a resource we hope might have a long electronic shelf life.We asked the contributors to express in these chapters their “heart of hearts” for fellow pastors—what comes to their minds first, or most profoundly, when they think about influencing iStill Not Professionals Ten Pleas for Today's Pastorsfellow ministers. Given their unique involvements and con- texts, what one thing would they want other pastors to hear?We readily admit that the experiences and perspectives of our group are limited—the group is made up entirely of pastors in 21st-century North American contexts. However, we believe that the substance of these chapters taps into profound human themes, in both the pastor and his flock, and will be of use for Christian leaders far beyond our limited North American con- text. This is our prayer.One more thing to address in this preface: why this ebook is addressed to “brothers” and not to “sisters.” Here's how John Piper addresses that question in the preface of his Brothers book:To those who want me to write for “brothers and sisters,” I say, let everyone be fully convinced in his own mind. As for me, the biblical teaching is clear: God calls spiritual, humble, Christlike men to lead the family as husbands and to lead the church as elders (Ephesians 5:20–33; 1 Timothy 2:12–13). I believe, and I have experienced for thirty years, that godly, gifted, articulate, intelligent, ministering women flourish in such families and churches.We, too, in addressing this ebook to the “brothers,” believe that it is not at the expense of our wonderful sisters, but for the sake of their undiminished thriving. We believe that as Christian men step forward to fulfill their callings as Christlike men in the family and the local church, Christian women will flourish.David MathisExecutive Editor Desiring God iiStill Not Professionals Ten Pleas for Today's PastorsCONTRIBUTORSDaniel L. Akin is president of Southeastern Baptist Theologi- cal Seminary in Wake Forest, North Carolina. Akin is married to Charlotte, and they have four sons (Nathan, Jonathan, Paul, and Timothy), three daughters-in-law, and eight grandchildren.Thabiti Anyabwile is senior pastor of First Baptist Church, Grand Cayman. He is a native of Lexington, North Carolina. His wife is Kristie, and they have two daughters (Afiya and Eden) and a son (Titus).Mike Bullmore is senior pastor of CrossWay Community Church in Bristol, Wisconsin, where he has served since 1998 (when the church was launched). For 15 years, Bullmore was associate professor of homiletics (preaching) and pastoral the- ology, as well as chairman of the practical theology department at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, Illinois.Sam Crabtree is executive minister at Bethlehem Baptist Church (Twin Cities, Minnesota) and a board member for Desiring God. Sam and his wife Vicki have two married iiiStill Not Professionals Ten Pleas for Today's Pastorsdaughters and four grandchildren. Sam is the author of Practic- ing Affirmation (Crossway Books, 2011).Raymond C. Ortlund, Jr. is lead pastor of Immanuel Church in Nashville, Tennessee. Ray is married to Jani, and they have four children.John Piper is founder and teacher of Desiring God and chan- cellor of Bethlehem College and Seminary. For 32 years, he was senior pastor at Bethlehem Baptist Church. He is author of more than fifty books, including Desiring God and Don't Waste Your Life. John and his wife Noël have a teenage daughter, four married sons, and twelve grandchildren.R. C. Sproul, Jr. serves through Highlands Ministries, Ligonier Ministries, and Heritage Covenant Church. He is the widowed father of eight children, one of whom has gone on to her reward.Jeff Vanderstelt is a pastor of Soma Communities in Tacoma, Washington. He leads a missional community at the downtown expression and serves all of Soma in the areas of vision and teach- ing. He is a coach and trainer for church planters and serves on the board of the Acts 29 church-planting network. Jeff and his wife Jayne have three children (Haylee, Caleb, and Maggie).Douglas Wilson is pastor of Christ Church (Moscow, Idaho), an author, and faculty member and Senior Fellow at New Saint Andrews College. He is also the founder and editor of Cre- denda Agenda magazine, and serves on the governing boards of New Saint Andrews, Logos School, and the Association of Classical and Christian Schools. Doug's wife is Nancy, andthey have three grown children.

One of the major educational buzz words, today is "critical thinking." The proponents of the Common Core State Standards tought one of the major benefits of CCSS, is that it teaches critical thinking. By like I wrote in"Critical Thinking and Education Reform Called Common Core," critical thinking skills” is a term used in a number of different disciplines, but no one has a clue as to what it means. But it sounds good, which is why education reformers use it. While it sounds good and who would not want to get behind such an idea, the problem is that it is meaningless. The next time you hear someone from the education establishment start talking about thinking skills, ask him or her to define it. Ask them to give you an example of thinking skills program they would recommend. See what you get. In episode 60, James Nance, from Roman Roads Media, and I discuss the necessity of teaching real critical thinking skills through the study of formal logic. James Nance, curriculum development and teacher, received a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from Washington State University in 1984, and after working for Boeing for 5 years, moved to Moscow, Idaho where he taught Logic, Rhetoric, Calculus, Physics, and Doctrine at Logos School for 25 years.  During that time, he developed several curriculums, including the award-winning Introductory and Intermediate Logic. He enjoys teaching, reading, acting, and playing games with my friends and family. He and his wife Giselle have four children: Jamie, Josiah, Jacqueline, and Jonathan.