Adopted Sons And Heirs Of The Kingdom. Maximizing Men. Creating Christendom.
Conversations with men from across the HNR.GD Network, as well as special guests, on important and timely topics for Christian men. We are unashamedly biblical and, as such, patriarchal men of God taking dominion and building Christendom for the glory of King Jesus and love of our neighbor as well as raising a righteous ruckus in joyful warfare against those who mock our God and oppose our people. This isn’t the typical wanna-be-Big-Eva nice-guy chats. This is brotherly yet bold and unembarrassed—applying every bit of God’s word to every bit of God’s world for the good of all people. This is man, seeking to protect, provide, and preside as we are made to—staying dangerous, but pursuing goodness; honoring God in all we do. This is masculine Christianity. Join us in the fight and the fun!
A temptation competent men continually face is to let an inflated sense of self-importance outweigh our Christian character.—to subtly and slyly strive to be one of the most honored, rather than to obey God and strive to outdo one another in showing honor to our brothers. Scott, Riley, and Jared discuss this crucial aspect of Christlike masculinity and biblical brotherhood.
This is a fun convo for those of us interested in entrepreneurial enterprise, building institutions, and better engaging our society with a positive Christian vision we’re creating. Nate Fischer and his truly multi-faceted organization of organizations, New Founding, is doing just this and we dig in to the whats, hows, and whys of it all.
When you hear guys in our tribe talking about Christendom, and specifically, building Christendom 2.0, do you wonder, “Okay, what is this term actually referring to and where does it come from?” Joshua Jenkins, Riley Adam Voth, and Jared Sparks have a fun conversation about this concept and explain what this white-pill term is all about, why we use it, and what we can all do about it going forward.
Gabriel Hughes, Brian Sauvé, and Jared Sparks, three bold, biblical, and based pastors, discuss a reality Gabriel and Brian are very familiar with: getting our modern, feminist, “progressive,” clown-world, and their all-too regular cobelligerents of Big Evangelicalism, riled up and angry because you said a basic, biblical truth too clearly and pointedly in the online public spheres. How do you handle it joyfully and keep at it, and why?
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Listen in to hear our journey from a C-section at a hospital with our first son to an all natural birth at a birth center with our daughter. We learned a lot about the birth industry in hospitals and the different approach we experienced at the birth center. Perhaps our conversation will encourage you!
C.R. Wiley joins me to talk about his influential book ‘Man of the House.’
In this episode I talk about the Reformed position on baptism how I shifted from a believers baptism view to an infant baptism view.
Looking at Isaiah 65:21-23 and how Christ comes to reverse the curse of the Fall.
Psalm 41 finishes out the first book of the Psalms. In placing it next to Psalm 1, we see the way God works both in preserving and redeeming his people no matter the circumstances of this life. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can find more info and support Brian in writing and recording the Psalms at the
In Psalm 40, David proclaims the biblical theme that God does not merely desire sacrifice but obedient hearts and lives which sees it’s ultimate fulfilment in Jesus. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can find more info and support Brian in writing and recording the Psalms at the link: https://www.briansauve.com/songs-worth-singing Please make sure to check out https://themajestysmen.com/ and
Psalm 39 calls us to the dual burden and wisdom of silence before the Lord and calls us to lay out our words to Him alone. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can find more info and support Brian in writing and recording the Psalms at the link: https://www.briansauve.com/songs-worth-singing Please make sure to check out https://themajestysmen.com/ and support
Psalm 38 is a difficult memorial: to reflect on our sin during times of suffering. While Scripture affirms that suffering happens to the just and unjust, we are still called to recognize the need for repentance even in suffering. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can find more info and support Brian in writing and recording the Psalms
The Informants discuss different portions of Scripture to demonstrate that the Holy Spirit is God.
The Informants kick-off their brand new Pneumatology series with an episode discussing why the Holy Spirit is often misunderstood. In addition, the Informants give a brief overview of the person and work of the Holy Spirit.
The Informants dedicate this episode to answering questions from the Infantry aka their listeners. Thanks for the questions and keep them coming!
The Informants bring Kris Kdub Williams back to the show to continue their ongoing Wokeism series. This particular episode focuses on the corporate guilt aspect of woke theology.
Embrace biblical patriarchy, and thus, your joyful responsibility. Make Christianity masculine again, and thus, make Christianity everywhere.
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A growing movement of Christians are proclaiming the virtues of once again embracing entrepreneurial work and taking it upon ourselves to build society and remove our people from pagan rule. Yet even as we extol this, it’s tempting to despise the small beginnings when comparing to the luxuries we’re accustomed to.
Our political hellscape is a direct result of Christian apathy and fear over fighting evil. A leader who wants to fight evil is dangerous to cowards. He might start a fight that they would be obligated to show up for.
It’s not often the “women-liberating,” “progressive christians” want to reframe a topic to move it AWAY from cultural norms , but when it comes to gender roles, they’ll invent terms like “Christo-centric gender” to sound oh-so-faithful. Yet, their new “Christo-centric” gender roles unsurprisingly still conform closer to the spirit of the age than the tried-and-true roles God designed.
If there was ever a time in recent history for men to start forming or joining packs (or militias for that matter), 2021 is that time. Our culture, and much of professed evangelicalism, is attempting to fell you — to overpower you, and to break you.
Now is the time for forming alliances with people who were already taking ridicule for saying we were at war years ago, not those who still need convinced a war is on and who the enemy is. Let’s join together for battle.
In 1798, John Adams understood what is going on in America today better than many of our so-called pastors do and he explained it more clearly and boldly. Maybe that’s why he helped create such a fine country. Don’t be ashamed of the U.S.A. Give it the Gospel.
The reason we know we are to pursue those we’re called to love lies in the reality of who God is and who we are as his covenant people. The reality of God’s divine love we experience should overflow into the daily love others experience from us.
“There is an entire generation of young people who think they are so important that they somehow need to be world changers; most of them will never come close.” This video is a quick but vital word for us as men in our day when it’s so easy to be distracted from our mission.
It’s a major point of confusion in our society. The way we speak of women, and the way we allow speech about women, indicate the level of respect and dignity we ascribe to our fellow divine image-bearers.
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