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
In this Ask Doug segment, Pastor Wilson responds to the question: “Is there a danger in giving too many gifts to children at Christmas?&#
In this Ask Doug segment, Pastor Wilson responds to the question: “Thanksgiving is coming up, and many people will be gathering with extended family. For people with less than wonderful relationship with their relatives, what wisdom would you offer?&#
In this Ask Doug segment, Pastor Wilson answers the question: “When do baptized children become covenant members?&#
In this Ask Doug segment, Pastor Wilson responds to the question: “What are some practical ways we can teach our children to handle their own finances?&#
Pastor Doug Wilson and Pastor Toby Sumpter have a conversation about the most common advice they give newly married or soon to be married couples
In this Ask Doug segment, Pastor Wilson responds to the question: “What are your thoughts on women working outside of the home?&#
Ask Doug: Why do “Fv-ers” (Federal Vision advocates) have beards
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In this Ask Doug segment, Pastor Wilson answers the question: “Several family members have come to believe that our youngest son (age 5) has Autism. This is mainly because he was a late talker, though he talks almost incessantly now, and seems well-adjusted socially. Thomas Sowell and others have argued that autism is becoming something of a fad diagnosis, and that the autism “spectrum” allows many children to be diagnosed who probably shouldn’t. It kind of reminds me of how
The Ask Doug Question: “I struggle viewing the Heavenly Father properly because of the failings of my earthly Father. How can I overcome this?&#
Doug Wilson is asked about the beer bottles behind him
In this Ask Doug segment, Pastor Wilson answers the question: “What is your parenting advice on managing rambunctious boys? I have three young boys, and they are constantly wildly wrestling and sword playing and knocking one another about. I want them to be able to be boys and to enjoy one another but the injuries and general property destruction becomes so intense. What principles do I use to set up boundaries and limits on this?&#
In this video, Doug Wilson and his father, the evangelist Jim Wilson, sit down for a story: Evangelistic opportunities in the Korean War
In this Ask Doug segment, Pastor Wilson answers the question: “What do you think of allowances for kids?” View the mobile version Ask Doug (1:56) video
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