

Masculinity, Femininity, and the Church
Feb 3, 2025
This discussion dives into the complexities of gender within the church. The hosts critique how some churches approach masculinity, exploring an influencer's views on emotionalism and leadership. They examine the role of feminine imagery, arguing it shouldn't alienate men. The conversation also challenges rigid gender definitions while advocating for a balanced view rooted in tradition. Additionally, they call for the church to reject identity consumerism, promoting a focus on sacrificial discipleship instead.
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Midnight Injury While Protecting Baby’s Sleep
- Creighton injured his foot at midnight and kept quiet to avoid waking his newborn.
- He went to the ER with stitches while thankful his mother could watch the baby.
Moving In With Plumbing Nightmares
- Father Wesley's new house had sewage backup that soaked boxes and disrupted showers for a week.
- The problem recurred due to tree roots and required multiple repairs before being fixed.
Emotional Worship Isn’t Gendered
- Evangelical emotionalism is criticized for being repetitive and performative rather than formative.
- Emotional worship style is not inherently feminine; it's a human tendency that can be excessive.