Reformed Patriarchy examines patriarchal teachings, movements, and assumptions emerging from conservative Reformed theology. These essays interact with reformed patriarchy’s claims about authority, marriage, family, and women’s roles, while testing those ideas against Scripture and the freedom believers have in Christ in the new covenant. If you are trying to understand or evaluate patriarchal trends within Reformed circles, this category offers careful critique and biblical reflection.
In case anyone thought I was exaggerating with my warnings regarding Joel Webbon, I give you this video below. (I don’t know who the woman is who made the reel. It popped up in my feed.) Stuff like this makes me think Webbon is a subversive sent to derail the idea of America being a …
I stand by my decision in April of 2023 to warn people that Joel Webbon is likely to cause significant damage in the Body of Christ in the years ahead: Joel Webbon on Women | Vision Forum 2.0 and Patriocentricity Again. The Botkin sisters releasing their video apology for So Much More is a huge …
This thread popped up in my Twitter/X feed. It’s a lengthy thread about a pastor facing discipline in the Presbyterian church. Michael Hunter described it this way: On Saturday, Grace Presbytery (ARPC) decided to take up charges against me based on the investigator’s report. I do not intend to participate in any ecclesiastical trial since …
This popped up in my Twitter/X feed. Joel Webbon is very proud of what his protege has learned from him. It is indicative of that segment of Christianity influencing young men and women you probably know.
During my series of posts about the Moscow Mood during last year’s No Quarter November, I wrote White Boy Summer – Battle Lines Being Drawn. My post included a couple of videos related to the topic of White Boy Summer. If you’ve never heard of it or looked into it, it’s worth having at least …
This tweet popped up in my X feed. Dale Partidge is a senior pastor in Arizona. He writes: The “small group” movement democratized Bible teaching, gave authority to the uncalled, untrained, and unleashed a flood of bad doctrine. Historically, pastors led all Bible studies. Biblically, few men should be teachers. We must return to these …
I recently left a comment on a YouTube video that I also wanted to put in a post. Jon Harris’ video Deracination, Q & A on Woman’s Roles delved into the following topics. There is a reason Jon is discussing these topics. There is a growing group of younger and middle aged men in …
