Kevin Griffin, pastor of counseling at Refuge Church, dives into the complex issues surrounding women’s roles in the church. He critiques how feminism has led to unaddressed feminine sins, particularly in marriages with contentious wives. Griffin discusses the cultural phenomenon of 'white knighting' and offers practical advice for husbands and counselors dealing with difficult dynamics. He emphasizes the need for accountability and courageous leadership to foster healthier relationships and improve church communities.
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Lack of Resources on Female Sins
David Edgington's book addresses female sins, a topic often neglected in biblical counseling.
He faced difficulty publishing "The Abusive Wife" due to this.
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Female Sins Often Unaddressed
Many books address general or male-focused sins, but few address female-specific sins.
Edgington's book is biblically based, not simply a man's angry rant.
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Global Issue of Reviling Wives
David Edgington, an older pastor, receives calls globally from men struggling with "reviling wives."
Sharing real-life examples helps men recognize the issue in their own marriages.
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David Edgington's "White Knights and Reviling Wives" tackles the often-overlooked issue of female sin within the context of biblical counseling. The book directly addresses the problem of 'reviling wives,' providing scriptural support and practical guidance for husbands and pastors. Edgington challenges the cultural and theological trends that minimize or ignore female wrongdoing, offering a balanced perspective that doesn't solely blame husbands. He explores the impact of feminism on marital dynamics and the church, highlighting the destructive consequences of unchecked female sin. The book aims to equip men to navigate difficult marital situations while upholding biblical principles of leadership and submission.
The Abusive Wife
The Abusive Wife
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David Edgington
In "The Abusive Wife," David Edgington delves into the often-unaddressed issue of female abuse within marriage. He uses scripture to define and illustrate abusive behavior in wives, challenging the common tendency to solely focus on male culpability in marital conflict. Edgington provides a framework for understanding the dynamics of abusive relationships, offering practical guidance for both victims and those seeking to intervene. The book's significance lies in its willingness to confront a sensitive topic within the context of biblical principles, promoting healthy marital relationships. It serves as a valuable resource for pastors, counselors, and individuals seeking to address abuse in their lives.
In this episode, we talk with Kevin Griffin, pastor of counseling at Refuge Church, about the problems feminism has created in the church, especially by allowing women’s sins to go unaddressed. In Proverbs, we have various warnings against brawling or contentious women, yet in the church today it is seldom you will see pastors address such women.
We’ll also talk about David Edgington’s forthcoming book from New Christendom Press, “White Knights and Reviling Wives.” Not only is the book helpful at diagnosing this problem, it also provides practical tools for dealing with reviling women. Finally, Kevin and Eric will talk about practical tips for husbands and counselors in dealing with difficult situations. Should you counsel them together or alone? How do you confront these sins?
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