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Welcome to the Plodcast! This week Doug chats about the Covid-19 crisis, unpacks the word aschemoneo, and plugs Mark Hall's Did America Have A Christian Founding? Get Religious Affections by Jonathan Edwards with an introduction by Joe Rigney today: https://canonpress.com/products/religious-affections/

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This week pastor Wilson encourages folks to jump in to the Bible Reading Challenge, unpacks the greek word asunthetos, and plugs Leftism Revisited. Get George Herbert's the Temple with a foreword by John Piper today: https://canonpress.com/thetemple And join the Bible Reading Challenge here: https://www.christkirk.com/biblechallenge/

This week Douglas Wilson talks about ways Christians can be praying for Donald Trump, unpacks the greek word asunetos, and plugs the book, Preaching as Reminding.

This week Douglas Wilson chats the Extremes and Moderates in the political circus, unpacks the greek word astorgos, and recommends GK Chesterton's What I Saw in America. Get Martin Luther's Bondage of the Will with a foreword by Douglas Wilson here: https://canonpress.com/products/the-bondage-of-the-will/

This week Pastor Wilson discusses Democratic candidate, Pete Buttigieg as the Pop Quiz for left leaning evangelical voters, unpacks the word astocheo, and recommends John Frame's Systematic Theology.

This week pastor Wilson talks regime swaps with or without congress, unpacks the greek word asteriktos, and reviews Range by David Epstein (but not that Epstein).

https://canonpress.com/products/the-bondage-of-the-will This week pastor Wilson chats Foreign Intelligence agencies, unpacks the word aspondos, and review Alan Jacobs' book The Year of Our Lord 1943.

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This week Pastor Wilson talks the compartmentalization of hypocrites, the greek word aselgeia, and recommends the book Ball of Collusion. Don't forget to grab his brand new book, Ploductivity at https://canonpress.com/products/ploductivity

This week Pastor Wilson discusses Elizabeth Warren's promise to abolish the electoral college, unpacks the greek word asabeia, and recommends his father's autobiography, Grace Upon Grace.

This week, Pastor Wilson talks about the Troll Guardians that can be found online, pestering any and all promoting something from Moscow, Idaho. Additionally, he unpacks the greek word architelones, and recommends Leif Enger's, Virgil Wander.

This week Pastor Wilson talks about the "Jeffrey Epstein Didn't Kill Himself memes, unpacks the greek word arsenokoites, and recommends the book Eggs Are Expensive, Sperm Is Cheap.

This week Pastor Wilson honors the work of the late Phillip Johnson, unpacks the greek work harpax, and recommends the book "In Defense of Trouble Makers." And don't forget to pre-order his brand new book, Ploductivity: A Practical Theology of Work: https://canonpress.com/products/ploductivity-a-theology-of-tools-as-tangible-grace-1

This week Pastor Wilson chats about the passionate inflation of white supremacy labels on Twitter, unpacks the greek word harpagmos, and reviews Manetsch's "Calvin's Company of Pastors." Get his romance novel, The Man in the Dark, deals here: http://canonpress.link/beowulfsprivilege

This week Pastor Wilson gives a behind the scenes look at the vision of No Quarter November and those epic trailers, unpacks the greek word harpage, and recommends Baxter's "The Saints Everlasting Rest"

This week on the Plodcast, pastor Wilson talks banning plastic straws, unpacks the greek word argos, and reviews Rushdoony's "Foundations of Social Order"

Weclome to plodcast! This week, Pastor Wilson talks Communist China, unpacks the greek word apoleia, and reviews the book Global Warming: Skepticism for Busy People.

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This week pastor Wilson talks about the impeachment madness and a few things the Democrats might consider, unpacks the greek work apopsucho, and highlights Thomas Sowell's "Civil Rights: Rhetoric or Reality." Happy Plodding! Pre-order Brave Ollie Possum here: https://canonpress.com/products/ollie

This week pastor Douglas Wilson chats election polls, unpacks the greek work apastrepho, and recommends Sinclair Fergusson's "The Whole Christ."

This week on the Plodcast pastor Douglas Wilson talks Beto's promise to confiscate semi-automatic weapons, unpacks the greek work apostomatidzo, and reviews Copy Fights. Don't forget that next week (Oct 7th-11th) is Canon Press's annual fall sale! Almost everything in the store is 30% off!

This week Pastor Wilson discusses the dangers of prosecutive corruption, unpacks the greek word apostereo, and reviews C.S. Lewis's "An Experiment in Criticism." Don't forget to get your copy of Doug's newest book for kids, Andrew and the Firedrake!

This week Pastor Wilson discusses the implications of a hard brexit for Britain and the rest of the EU, unpacks the greek work apastasia, and commends Michael Bull's book: Fed by Ravens. For more from Doug, visit https://canonpress.com

This week Pastor Wilson chats Tom Ascol and the Founders Trailer, unpacks apoplanao, and reviews "The Loveliness of Christ." For more from Doug, please visit us at https://canonpress.com

This week Pastor Wilson talks the collective hysteria over transgender issues, unpacks apistos, and reviews Michael Ward's "Planet Narnia." For more from Doug, please visit us at https://canonpress.com

This week Pastor Wilson chats the tragic apostasy of Josh Harris, unpacks apistia, and reviews "Against Intellectual Monopoly."

This week Pastor Wilson chats the gun control debate, unpacks apisteo, and reviews Ed Gogek's "Marijuana Debunked." For more from Doug, please visit us at https://canonpress.com

This week pastor Wilson chats Bernies' campaign wages, unpacks Apelei, and reviews "Pink and Brown People and other Controversial Essays" by Thomas Sowell.

This week Pastor Wilson address how conservatives and progressives think about equality. He also talks about J.C. Ryle’s wonderful book, “Holiness”, and Pastor Wilson finishes things off with a look at the word apalgeo. Happy plodding! Show Notes: Equality of Outcome: We all think that equality is a good thing, but we need to look at the context of the equality Conservatives want equality of opportunity, while Progressive’s want equality of outcome Conservatives want equality in the rules, while Progressives want equality of the scoreboard In order to keep everything perfectly equal, you would have to be God Holiness: Written by J.C. Ryle Ryle is a master of clarity, and is a very straight forward writer In this book he presents the classic reformed understanding of sanctification Ryle shows what it is to grow in holiness and is an enormous help to Christians who want to be holy in God’s sight Apalgeo: Means to be past feeling Only used once in the New Testament: Ephesians 4:19-20 This refers to one whose conscience is seared, whose moral sensibilities have been deadened Guilt is a gift from God, without it we would destroy ourselves

This week Pastor Wilson talks about how we should think about tariffs. He also talks about Peter Leithart’s wonderful book, “From Silence to Song”, calling this small book a “treasure trove”. Pastor Wilson finishes things off with a look at the word apaideutos. Happy plodding! Show Notes: So What Do We Think About Tariffs: President Trump thinks tariffs are great and something we should be doing more of Trump is not levying tariffs, he is threatening to levy tariffs in order to get concessions Threatening tariffs can lead to an increase in free trade From Silence to Song: Wonderful book written by Peter J. Leithart This book is about the tabernacle of David In the tabernacle of the wilderness there is no record of music being a part of worship But David introduces music into the equation Leithart also shows that the tabernacle of David was very attractive to Gentiles For those who love Biblical theology, this small book is a treasure trove Apaideutos: Rendered as unlearned Found in 2 Tim. 2:23 In Prufrock, T.S. Eliot warns us against “tedious arguments” The apostle Paul was aware of them also The servant of the Lord must not get dragged into stupid and unprofitable quarrels