The Patriarchy Podcast 🍻

''Build. Fight. Protect. Lead.'' A podcast for men. And sandwich lovers. 🍻

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Some guys leave Evangelicalism not for better principles, but out of a 'too cool for school' theological hipsterism. They end up in robes, seeking tradition, and finding themselves in the equivalent of a megachurch.

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Ever wondered what it means to be an Evangelical? It's not just about saving your soul. It's about finding the church that resonates, whether it's dignified sermons or spirited singing and prayer for revival. What defines faith for you? #Evangelical #Faith

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It's more than just formal silence; it's about the heart. This highlights foundational truths: Jesus' full divinity and humanity, and the literal truth of biblical events like the flood.

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One church in Louisville draws more weekly attendees than our entire presbytery. They're massive, potentially the 4th largest in the US, running 30,000 weekly across campuses.

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Reformed churches often focus on deep theology, but are we sharing the gospel? Knowledge puffs up, but love builds. Let's ensure our theological riches are matched by a heart for our neighbor.

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Ran from God, but a debate about Israel led me to John Calvin's Institutes. That's how faith was reignited and I became Reformed.

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White evangelicals stand as the primary defense against moral chaos in America. They are the true bulwark, not a political figure. Remember to thank your evangelical grandma.

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The reformed guy's journey: from church camp tears to discovering Calvinism, then cigars, whiskey, and Spurgeon. Suddenly, opinions form and God's sovereignty gets a deeper bass. You're officially dangerous.

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People leave the faith not because of youth group, but because of their home life. The real foundation of faith is built within the family, not just in activities.

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The real measure of faith isn't online debates about eschatology or race. It's about who you've led to Christ. Whose spiritual fruit will be found when we reach heaven?

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The real measure of faith isn't online debates about eschatology or race. It's about who you've led to Christ. Whose spiritual fruit will be found when we reach heaven?

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Camp Caleb was a Freewill Baptist Church initiative, drawing professors from Liberty University. Though some moments might seem contrived looking back, each year after camp, I'd read the entire Bible, embedding its truth within my mind.

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Evangelicalism is often just conservative Christianity dressed in American folk religion. The term is so broad it can mean anything from megachurches to banjo revivals. Defining it is the real challenge.

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Men are told to back down, not lead, and not trust themselves. This constant pressure makes them hesitate, second-guess, and fear failure. It's time to break free from that doubt.

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The journey to faith can be a winding road. Sometimes, the church where you're first introduced to truth isn't the one that claims you in the end.

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Brothers, find a solid church, plug in, and share the Gospel. Raise your kids in faith, teach them biblical truths, and stand firm for what's right. Until next time: build, fight, protect, and lead.

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Maturity in faith means growing within, not escaping. We must recover our Protestant heritage, deepen worship, and understand scripture. Centrality of the Bible, Christ's crucifixion, and calls to repentance must remain—a gospel that truly changes lives.

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Let's acknowledge the good in American Evangelicalism. Despite the fog machines and skinny jeans, many found faith, learned to love Jesus, and heard the Gospel there. Remember where you came from.

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The real issue isn't the youth group; it's the home life. When families don't walk the faith, we overcorrect and add our own pride. Trying to be the sole teacher for your kids can create your own, isolated 'church' – and that rarely ends well.

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Theological hipsters dismiss the church that taught them, their Sunday school teachers, youth groups, even their grandma's Baptist church. They deem it all insufficient for the 'real' gospel.