Andrew P.C.
Puritan Board Junior
I know that there was a thread before, but are there any other podcasts that are worth listening to?
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Here's a list of all of mine:
http://lifeinreturn.com/?page_id=34
The titles, feeds, and descriptions![]()
Here's a list of all of mine:
http://lifeinreturn.com/?page_id=34
The titles, feeds, and descriptions![]()
I visited it. Praise God for you!!! A wonderful testimony and your Reformed fatih. Though my wife do not have any children, I rejoice at the fact that you love them so much. And, though I play mandolin, I can't compose a sentence much less a song.
Again, a great site.
Some of the stuff is good. Thanks.
I was curious why you have DTS in the midst of reformed teaching.
Inspired by Lifey's list:
http://theologicallycorrect.com/webmaster/blogs/index.php/2007/03/10/p400
I like some of the stuff in Lifey's list better. I forgot that CHBC is finally podcasting (although they have archives up all the way back to 1996-8 I believe).

YayGlory to the Lord most definitely!!!
Because I don't only listen to reformed teachers. DTS has its good points, lol. I don't let my being reformed 'define' me (persay) because no theological persuasion is perfect. None of us have it 100% rightNone of us will either. Great is the mystery of Godliness.
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Where'd you get that DTS was egalitarian ?
That's a new one to me.
Where'd you get that DTS was egalitarian ?
That's a new one to me.
At any rate, I hope my podcast list was helpful to people![]()
I've looked at all three names and their roles at DTS (including the DMin with the Women in Ministry emphasis program).
Your statement is unfounded.
Find me some direct statements where they directly and explicitly state that they are egalitarian in their approach to church leadership and that women can hold the position of elder/pastor in the local church.
Otherwise, it would be wise to withdraw your statement.
Whoever said in a church?
Here is the definition:
asserting, resulting from, or characterized by belief in the equality of all people, esp. in political, economic, or social life.
I've looked at all three names and their roles at DTS (including the DMin with the Women in Ministry emphasis program).
Your statement is unfounded.
Find me some direct statements where they directly and explicitly state that they are egalitarian in their approach to church leadership and that women can hold the position of elder/pastor in the local church.
Otherwise, it would be wise to withdraw your statement.
In the context of the conversation, egalitarian does deal with the holding of spiritual authority over a man by a woman equally. You show your own understanding of this below when you talk about women teaching men biblical studies should bring up a red flag.
(and find me a reputable source beyond someone's personal opinion on a blog so I can verify it beyond simple hearsay....)
I'll state my question once again:
That would put you in the category of a slanderer.
Think carefully before you respond, please.