58. Homeschooling: From Philosophy to Practice
In our last episode, we talked about the philosophy behind home education and what it means to build a culture of education in the home. Thi...
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20 of 58 episodes57. Homeschooling: Building a Culture of Education at Home
In this first episode of what will likely be an ongoing conversation about homeschooling, we’re talking about how we got here—and what homes...
56. Why You Should Read Paradise Lost
Sexual difference, authority, and a surprisingly relatable Satan. You may feel intimidated by reading an epic like Paradise Lost, but in thi...
55. The Shepherd Who Leads Us Home | Psalm 23:5–6
In the final session of a 3 part series through Psalm 23, Jenna DiPrima considers the Shepherd who not only leads us through green pastures...
54. The Shepherd in the Valley: Psalm 23:4
In the second message of this three part series, Jenna DiPrima turns to Psalm 23:4 and consider the comfort of knowing that the Good Shepher...
53. The Shepherd in Green Pastures: Psalm 23:1-3
In the first talk of this three-part series on Psalm 23 that Jenna DiPrima recently did for a women’s conference, she explores the opening v...
52. The Desecration of Man: Sex, Death, and the Myth of Self-Creation
Carl Trueman argues that the modern world hasn't merely changed how we think about sex, reproduction, and death—it has stripped these realit...
51. Practical Hospitality: Serving Well in Every Season
In this episode, we revisit the topic of biblical hospitality with a focus on practical application. We discuss simple ways to make hospital...
50. Reading the Classics: Les Misérables and the Human Condition
Few novels have shaped readers' hearts and imaginations like Les Misérables . In this episode, we discuss why Victor Hugo's masterpiece has...
49. The Fear of the Lord
In this episode we talk about the oft misunderstood doctrine of the fear of the Lord. We reference Michael Reeves book, Rejoice and Tremble...
48. Criticism and the Christian
In this episode, we explore how Christians can faithfully and wisely respond to criticism. We distinguish between godly, constructive correc...
47. Technology, Power, and What It Means to Be Human: That Hideous Strength
In this episode, we discuss That Hideous Strength , the final installment of C.S. Lewis’s Space Trilogy. Lewis’s prophetic novel explores th...
46. Walking Together Towards Glory: Why Friendship Matters
In this episode, we explore the gift of friendship through a biblical lens. We discuss how Scripture's vision of friendship differs from the...
45. Food Is More Than Fuel and "The Supper of the Lamb" by Robert Capon
In this episode, we discuss The Supper of the Lamb by Robert Farrar Capon—a book that is at first glance a cookbook but is really a meditati...
44. "The Fellowship of the Ring" by J.R.R. Tolkien
In this episode, we discuss The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien, the beloved first volume of The Lord of the Rings . As we follow F...
43. Why Do Biographies Matter? with Guest Alex DiPrima
In this episode, we’re joined by Alex DiPrima to explore why biographies matter. We share some of our favorites, examine common pitfalls in...
42. Cultivating a Spiritually Rich Women’s Ministry
In this episode, we discuss the purpose and practice of women’s ministry in the local church. As women who are passionate about helping wome...
41. "The Bruised Reed" by Richard Sibbes
In this episode, we discuss The Bruised Reed by Richard Sibbes, a beloved Puritan classic that has encouraged Christians for generations. Dr...
40. "Everything is Never Enough" with Guest Bobby Jamieson
In this episode we’re joined by Bobby Jamieson as we discuss his most recently published book, Everything is Never Enough. Jamieson's book i...
39. "How Green Was My Valley" by Richard Llewellyn
In this episode we discuss Richard Llewellyn’s book, How Green Was My Valley . We talk about its beauty, timelessness, and insight into the...