How Shall We Then Live?
The "How Shall We Then Live?" podcast desires to see young conservative Christian men learn how to conform every part of their lives to the kingship of Jesus Christ and see the culture redeemed for Christ.
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20. How To Shape the World With Your Words | Joshua Butcher (opens the original)
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Rhetoric is often misunderstood or misconstrued. But, as Christians, we know the weight our words hold because we know that Jesus is the true Word. In this episode, Joshua Butcher, a classical Christian rhetoric teacher, talks to us about the importance of rhetoric in our sanctification
19. Following Jesus Requires Risky Men (opens the original)
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Was Jesus passive? By no means! Then the men who proclaim His Name must also not be passive, but risk-takers. In this Episode, Ryder and Joshua discuss what it means to be a risk-taker for the Kingdom of Christ.
18. The Wisdom Has Left the Building (Or Has It?) (opens the original)
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In this episode, Joshua and Ryder reflect on their podcast journey so far, as well as discussing the latest movies and how to view culture through a biblical lens.
17. What Makes A Masculine Man? | Pastor Rich Lusk (opens the original)
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In this episode, Ryder and Joshua interview Pastor Rich Lusk of Trinity Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL about the essence of masculinity. They dive into a correct, biblical understanding of masculinity and how it has been attacked in today's world.
16. So What's Wrong With Feminism? | Pastor Uri Brito (opens the original)
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In this episode, Pastor Brito returns to discuss the history of feminism and its detrimental effects in America and the church. Joshua and Ryder help uncover fundamental misunderstandings of the feminist worldview and expose it for what it is: demonic.
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