The Family Pulpit Podcast

A father-son podcast devoted to exploring the intersection of Scripture and culture. Join us as we navigate theology, philosophy, and cultural issues, as we seek wisdom from God’s Word. Perfect for those who crave thoughtful, multi-generational discussions and meaningful insights.

The Family Pulpit Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by The Family Pulpit, with 46 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

The Family Pulpit hosts The Family Pulpit Podcast, a religion show with 46 episodes published.

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  Where do we find Wisdom in an Attention Deficit Age?

  Aug 8, 202649 minS2

  The dynamic duo is back for another episode of The Family Pulpit! Kicking off Season 2, we begin with a look at the Book of Proverbs to find wisdom in an attention deficit age. It's short, pithy instruction is perfectly matched for a social media age of posts and tweets. The original character limit full of Divine wisdom. Can Proverbs lay the foundation for the Family Economy? Join us for an overview, intro to chapter 1, and a few laughs along the way!

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  Is there an opportunity to rethink the American Dream with the latest GenZ Housing trend?

  Jul 26, 202620 min

  In this mobile edition of Notes From the Pulpit we look at a recent Wall Street Journal article that says nearly half of all GenZ (age 18-30) are living with their parents, compared with 37% in 2019. Responses to this are as expected, piling on, get a job, get a house and car, etc. But is this right? Is this American Dream concept, which means incurring debt, the best approach? Or is there an opportunity here to reimagine the American Dream to move away from individualism and more towards a multi-generational family economy.

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  What is the Family Economy and How Can it Prepare us for the Future by Looking back to the Past - Ep17

  Jul 9, 20261h 1m

  In this episode of The Family Pulpit Podcast the dynamic duo reunite for a rousing conclusion to Season 1 (potentially). We take some time to define The Family Economy by exploring the meaning and what it might look like in practice. There are a few rabbit trails along the way, including the co-hosts design of an 11,000 ton ship. Is the way forward in the midst of an AI revolution by going back to the future with The Family or Household Economy?

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  JD Hall on Dispensationalism

  Jul 1, 202628 min

  In this mobile edition of Notes from the Pulpit, I lay out some of the generational divisions that are taking place before going into some of the basic beliefs of Dispensationalism. Hall's (mis)characterization of Dispensationalism's origins beginning with John Nelson Darby is classic historical regurgitation. He and many others have used Darby as a scapegoat for an otherwise complex movement that developed over time. Finally, and more importantly, Hall, as with so many others, claim that God's future plan for Israel is limited to dispensational beliefs. It's simply not true. That God isn't finished with Israel has been the majority position held by Christians since the New Testament, including the Reformed, Puritans, Charles Spurgeon, Martyn Lloyd-Jones, and others.

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  The Importance of Creation and the Image of God

  Jun 29, 202619 min

  In this mobile edition of Notes from the Pulpit I mention the failed narrative of aliens with the release of Aliens – The White House We then bring up three age-old philosophical questions that we stumbled on with our opening 3 podcast episodes: 1. How did we get here? 2. Who are we? 3. Where are we going or what are we supposed to do? In this brief review-like episode, I bring our attention back to creation and image of God in order to help us refocus on answering those questions. In doing so, we are more prepared to respond to the coming assault of the technocrats, AI, and humanoid robots.

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