This session of Man & Work is about Aging & Work. We invited Rod Olps, a Christian businessman, consultant, & grandfather, to join Doug Wilson for this discussion. Table of Contents for this session: 1. The Stages of a Man’s Life (this video) 2. Mentoring Younger Men 3. The Glory of Old Men & Young Men 4. Grandchildren See our previous sessions on Work
In this Ask Doug segment, Pastor Wilson answers the question: “Pastor Doug, your teaching and emphasis on covenant has really helped to impress upon me the catholicity (universal nature not popery) of Christ’s church. My family and I have found a nice biblically faithful Anglican church near us which we are considering joining. What is your take on traditional reformed Anglicanism and why aren’t you an Anglican? Also, what do you with Apostolic succession, laying on of hands, and all
In this Ask Doug segment, Pastor Wilson responds to a question regarding classical Christian education and its emphasis on Western though and languages: “I would imagine you have read James Jordan’s The Case Against Western Civilization and I wanted to get your take on his analysis and proposals for education (i.e. Hebrew instead of Latin, Music equal with Literature, Tobit and Judith, Shakespeare and Austin, Moliere and Dostoievski, Scott and Stevenson instead of Homer or Hesiod, Sophocles or Euripides, Livy
Alan Jacobs, Doug Wilson, and ND Wilson: A Conversation on the Imagination of C.S. Lewis. Topics covered: Imagination of C.S. Lewis, Lewis and film adaptation, Lewis and technology, comparisons between Lewis and Tolkien, Narnia and the Seven Planets, and much more! Audio version available from Canon Press HERE (go to “Related Media”)
Doug Wilson invites those attending the Pastor’s Conference in the Twin Cities to join him at Christ Church Twin Cities for worship on January 29th. Doug Wilson will be preaching on “Liturgical Dualism”. The service is at 11am, at 4215 Fairview Avenue, Minnetonka, MN 55343 Here is their website with more info: christchurchtc.com
We are pleased to announce part 11 (of 11) of our session on the theme of Work: Academics & Work. Joshua Appel, Fellow of Humanities at New Saint Andrews College, joins Douglas Wilson for this session. Table of Contents: Part I: Divorcing intellectual and physical work Part II: Is intellectual work really work? Part III: Time management Part IV: How do you achieve balance and symmetry? Part V: What about caffeine? Part VI: Higher education bubble and my college decision
Ask Doug: What is your take on SOPA and censorship of the internet? (YouTube version HERE)
In this Ask Doug segment, Pastor Wilson responds to the question: “What do you think of the people whose vocabulary is mainly comprised of “lol” “haha” “rofl” and the like? What should the fundamental purpose of Social Networking be?&#
Logos School is having a Benefit Concert to raise funds for scholarships and the music department. Unlike last year’s “Classic Rock,” this year it will be Classical Classical, featuring Beethoven, Mozart, choirs, and many skilled musicians, including members of the University of Idaho music department. Check it out at www.logosbenefit.blogspot.com!
Rachel Jankovic, author of “Loving the Little Years” and daughter to Doug and Nancy Wilson joins us for our next series on Work. In this video, Doug and Rachel talk about how instilling loyalty in kids, and how they are naturally born with a hypocrisy sensor. See the rest of the “Man and Work” series HERE Having trouble with the video? Try our YouTube version
Rachel Jankovic, author of “Loving the Little Years” and daughter to Doug and Nancy Wilson joins us for our next series on Work. In this video, Doug and Rachel talk about the demands which kids put on a mother, and how to deal with them. See the rest of the “Man and Work” series HERE Having trouble with the video? Try our YouTube version
Rachel Jankovic, author of “Loving the Little Years” and daughter to Doug and Nancy Wilson joins us for our next series on Work. In this video, Doug and Rachel talk about Cleaning House and Cleaning Hearts. See the rest of the “Man and Work” series HERE Having trouble with the video? Try our YouTube version
Doug Wilson on the death of Christopher Hitchens. You can also find his obituary for Hitchens on Christanity Today HERE, as well as some other written reflections on his blog HERE. Doug Wilson debated on camera with Hitchens in a movie called Collision, which you can find HERE, as well as other debate venues including the book, “Is Christianity Good for the World?“. Doug Wilson and Christopher Hitchens during the filming of “Collision&#
In this Ask Doug segment, Pastor Wilson answers the question: “I watched your movie “Collision” with Christopher Hitchens. How are you able to get into such a heated debate with him, and yet maintain such kindness and love towards him?&#
Rachel Jankovic, author of “Loving the Little Years” and daughter to Doug and Nancy Wilson joins us for our next series on Work. In this video, Doug and Rachel talk about the conservative tendency to over-romanticize motherhood. See the rest of the “Man and Work” series
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