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Did you know that there are people out there who feel entitled to never having to interact with a question they find boring? Did you know there are people who believe that "small talk" is lame? Join us to find out why this a rude and uncivilized way to live! The post Better Be Civilized! appeared first on Sheologians .
Kinda wild how obvious it is that no one should be watching porn, but you open up popular books aimed towards women these days and what do you find? Porn. Even more wild to consider that Christian women are massive consumers of pornography in the written form. This week we discuss the epidemic of Christian women reading porn and feeling totally fine about it. The post Beware the Yearn appeared…
This week we answer a question from a pastor's wife about pastor's wives. Specifically, is there something the ladies in the congregation would want them to know? But of course, we put our own spin on this - there are things we would hope our pastor's wives know when they walk into church each week. Join us! The post Be Nice to Your Pastor’s Wife appeared first on Sheologians .
This week we discuss a listener question about what it means to search for answers without becoming a fearful, anxious woman who is afraid of the grocery store, the airwaves, cooking dinner, the list goes on. Since the fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, how do we apply that to our every day lives? The post I think I know enough appeared first on Sheologians .
This week Joy brings us another video to respond to. This one is a little more complicated because it makes claims about grace, boundaries, forgiveness, and moving on. In a time when "cutting people off" is in vogue, how should we think about these things? Press play! The post grace is not up for self-interpretation appeared first on Sheologians .
This week we talk the correct use of a microwave, Big Titanic, and the only correct times to be angry. Sometimes you have thoughts and feelings that you should be able to immediately earmark for the trash can. How do you know when you're dealing with one of those feelings specifically? Join us! The post Take Out the Trash! appeared first on Sheologians .
This week we discuss men who try to please man-haters, life goals that don't jive with your spouse, children who have the run of their parents, and religious control. It's a mash-mash on purpose. Join us! The post It’s Time to Think! appeared first on Sheologians .
This week we discuss the feminist re-write of the horror classic Rosemary's Baby. While we do not recommend the book or the movie, it is true that its cultural impact in the sixties helped pave the way for so-called abortion rights in America. Join us as we analyze the connection between feminism, horror, and abortion. The post Rosemary’s Baby is NOT a Domestic Horror Story! appeared first on…
In this week's story time, Summer tells the story of the ancient mystics that chose to brick themselves in cells, until death do they part from their bricks. The most famous anchoress, Julian of Norwich, is widely considered the first published female author in the English language. She may also have been the first feminist cat lady. Tune in! The post Medieval Mystics Behind Bricks appeared first…
This week Joy tells the unbelievable true story of a man who survives something none of us can truly imagine. You've probably seen the viral photo of this man who was found, taken by the diver who found him. The diver was there to recover dead bodies; instead, Harrison Okeene was alive, and had been alive underwater for three whole days. What comes after this tale requires a suspension of…
This week we interview author Mike Duran - a christian, who also writes scary stories?! - and ask him about Dracula, how to think about horror movies, and more. The post An Evening with Mike Duran appeared first on Sheologians .
