The Westminster Confession of Funk

From Twenty Wild Decembers, here is a poem on nose-blindness. Get full access to Jason Farley's Substack at jasonfarley.substack.com/subscribe

Continuing our discussions on the sphere of the land, we look at the reasons that the Bible gives men to work in the world. Get full access to Jason Farley's Substack at jasonfarley.substack.com/subscribe

Moving through the three sphere’s of the family’s work, today we talk about working in the land. Gathering resources in a transformational way. Get full access to Jason Farley's Substack at jasonfarley.substack.com/subscribe

Read over Cherise Stutzman’s “Winter Waltz,” Here is Twenty Wild Decembers. Get full access to Jason Farley's Substack at jasonfarley.substack.com/subscribe

Discover how family can transform into a sanctuary of rest and generosity, grounded in biblical teachings. The importance of embracing the Sabbath for reflection and nurturing forgiveness is emphasized as vital for healthy relationships. Learn how God's mercy shapes our ability to cultivate a loving, peaceful home environment.

The importance of food at home takes center stage, emphasizing its role in family life and community. The discussion delves into the biblical significance of sharing meals, showcasing how gathering around the table fosters fellowship. Listeners will appreciate how these moments reflect divine connection and the promise of the gospel. It's a tasty exploration of faith, family, and the power of shared experiences.

Homemaking is often disparaged, but it is actually a wonderful representation of the image of God. Get full access to Jason Farley's Substack at jasonfarley.substack.com/subscribe

We continue our series on The mission of God for the Family, comparing the different ways that we inadvertently imagine a rivalry with one another in the family. The story of Chronos that I reference is found in Hesiod’s Theogony. Get full access to Jason Farley's Substack at jasonfarley.substack.com/subscribe

Explore the fierce beauty of domesticity as the family is viewed through the Garden of Eden, symbolizing unity and divine fellowship. Uncover how the Lord's Supper represents Christ's victory over temptation, relating it to the journeys of Israel and Adam. Dive into the spiritual significance of family gatherings, revealing the table as a symbol of God's provision. Discover how physical hunger parallels spiritual longing, emphasizing the journey toward fulfillment and connection with the divine.

Jason Farley, a thought-provoking contributor on Substack, dives into the divine mission for families. He explores the biblical command to be fruitful, likening family life to nurturing a garden. The conversation emphasizes the importance of cultivating both physical and spiritual growth, focusing on fostering love and unity. This insightful discussion reveals how families can align with God’s purpose and create a thriving environment for relationships.