I had the privilege of modernizing this excellent book from 1899. Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson was an incredible man—theologically astute, Presbyterian, and an intense man of war.
It will be available exclusively in audio and ebook in the @relearn_app next week.
Today is Giving Tuesday, and we need your support! This year, our team has been working on the @relearn_app —an audiobook platform for Christian families.
In 2024, we published over 350 audiobooks, and in 2025, we plan to add 500 more plus a new homeschool collection.
As a non-profit, we rely on donors. Would you prayerfully consider making a gift today to help us continue equipping families with Christ-centered content?
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Fathers, a great way to fight feminism is to raise feminine daughters. Outside of having a godly wife, here are three tips:
1. Teach your sons chivalry and let them practice it with their sisters (opening doors, carrying heavy items, offering her a jacket in cold weather, monitoring her safety in public spaces, etc.)
2. Give your daughters a generous monthly dress budget. Many girls opt for immodest, neglectful clothing because they don’t have a vision or budget for classy, beautiful alternatives.
3. Point out the hollowness of feminism whenever you see it in movies, shows, or friends and family. They need to know the emptiness of feminism and that when a woman acts like a man, it eventually leads to pain, bitterness, and disorder.
However, none of this will work if you don’t reflect Christlike masculinity in your home.
It's been great to see @relearn_app grow over the months—they're producing some great content, especially for children.
If you aren't familiar, it's 100% worth a look—and they're offering a free trial! What are you waiting for? 🔥
If your grandfather was masculine, it’s because he read G.A. Henty books.
Let your boys listen these slightly modernized but fully dramatized stories.
Exclusively in the Relearn App.
My son has become obsessed with one of the latest children's audiobooks, The Curse & The Good King—it's a great tale about a young boy and his sister (maybe why he's gravitated to it) overcoming the curse by the grace of the Good King. Link below.
Roman Catholics,
The Apostle Paul wrote 13 of the 27 books of the New Testament and never once mentions Mary.
Neither does Peter, James, Jude, or the author of Hebrews.
References to Mary make up 0.59% of the New Testament.
Sheep make up 0.59%
Bread makes up 0.63%
Water makes up 0.88%
The Temple makes up 1.26%
Emphasis is instructive.
Jesus makes up 23.4%
The Father makes up 13.8%
Holy Spirit makes up 4%
How can you make so much of Mary (often more than Jesus) when God’s Apostles and His Word make so little of her?