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Book Review: ‘The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind’ by Mark A. Noll
Preferring a narrowly defined gospel, why have so many American evangelicals in recent decades not invested more in intellectual pursuits? Mark A. Noll here in ‘The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind’ wants to know, and I hold that we should want to know along with him.
Open Gates, Friendly Fire, and a Table
Eventually, if we are serious about building anything—a household, a church, a friendship, a community, a culture—we have to concern ourselves with preservation. We have to ask what threatens the thing we are building, what belongs inside it, what does not, what needs repair, what needs correction, what needs protection, and what perhaps needs to…
Receive Without Worship; Correct Without Vandalizing
It’s too easy to criticize the brilliant filmmaker Christopher Nolan for rewriting The Odyssey.
The harder and more actionable question is what kind of inheritance I am handling with this podcast.
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Husband, father of ten, blogger, and author.
My name is Garrett Ashley Mullet, and I want to talk about everything.
“I will sing of the steadfast love of Yahweh forever;
with my mouth I will make known your faithfulness to all generations.”
Links and Timestamps:
00:25 – Scripture Reading: Psalm 89;
06:09 – Introduction;
26:37 – The steadfast love of the Lord—and the apparent collapse of everything promised;
41:46 – Correcting what I said about Spurgeon in #1021;
46:30 – What Allie Beth Stuckey means by toxic empathy;
1:12:55 – Listening to And This Is Why We Homeschool;
1:30:34 – “It’s a Great Day to Be Alive” — Travis Tritt;
1:47:53 – I am not the shepherd—and I am not the wolf;
2:04:10 – Writing my testimony;
2:13:59 – Reviewing church conflict correspondence and timeline;
2:27:53 – Households and churches before grand political ambition.
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