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Listen as @DennyBurk pushes back on @CTmagazine’s claim that the position in their recent essay on Elizabeth Elliot is not at least partially “theologically affirming” of same-sex attraction. The full episode "Defending Elizabeth Elliot" is in the OP below. ⬇️

Defending Elisabeth Elliot - On this episode, @JonathanESwan, @DennyBurk, and @colinsmo discuss a salacious hit-piece published by @CTmagazine on the late Elisabeth Elliot and the moral nature of homosexuality and same-sex attraction.

Listen as @DennyBurk explains that the husband doesn't become the head, rather he simply is the head. The real question then is not whether a husband is going to be the head, but what kind of a head is/will he be? Full link to episode "What About Headship" below. ⬇️

What about Headship? Crucial Question 6 - On this episode, @JonathanESwan, @DennyBurk, and @colinsmo discuss the meaning of kephale and male headship in marriage.

What about Submission? Crucial Question 5 - On this episode, @JonathanESwan, @DennyBurk, and @colinsmo discuss what the Bible says about submission in marriage.

If the husband is to treat his wife as Christ does the church, does that mean he should govern all the details of her life and that she should clear all her actions with him? No. We may not press the analogy between Christ and the husband that far. Unlike Christ, all husbands sin. They are finite and fallible in their wisdom. Not only that, but also, unlike Christ, a husband is not preparing a bride merely for himself, but also for another, namely, Christ. He does not merely act as Christ, he also acts for Christ. At this point he must not be Christ to his wife, lest he be a traitor to Christ. He must lead in such a way that his wife is encouraged to depend on Christ and not on him. Practically, that rules out belittling supervision and fastidious oversight. Even when acting as Christ, the husband must remember that Christ does not lead the church as His daughter, but as His wife. He is preparing her to be a “fellow-heir,” not a servant girl (Romans 8:17). Any kind of leadership that, in the name of Christlike headship, tends to foster in a wife personal immaturity or spiritual weakness or insecurity through excessive control, picky supervision, or oppressive domination has missed the point of the analogy in Ephesians 5. Christ does not create that kind of wife. -John Piper and Wayne Grudem, Recovering Biblical Manhood & Womanhood

Listen as @colinsmo comments on @WillyRice's address and urges fellow Southern Baptists to commit to doctrinal fidelity by ensuring @albertmohler's Truth & Unity Amendment passes in Indy this coming June at the SBC meeting. Full episode in the OP. ⬇️

Willy Rice Addresses Truth & Unity in the SBC - On this episode, @JonathanESwan, @DennyBurk, and @colinsmo discuss recent comments from SBC president @WillyRice about @albertmohler's Truth & Unity Amendment on the issue of women pastors.

Listen as @DennyBurk contrasts domineering lordship and passive abdication with the biblical norm and calling for husbands: loving headship patterned after Christ's headship and self-sacrifice for the church. Full episode in the OP. ⬇️

What about Marriage? Crucial Question 4 - On this episode, @DennyBurk and @colinsmo discuss the centrality of marriage and the duties of husband and wife in our quest to honor God's design for men and women.

Listen as @colinsmo unpacks how the Bible in both the Levitical priesthood through the new covenant apostleship confirms creation order and male headship in the household of God. Full episode in the OP. ⬇️

Listen as @JonathanESwan unpacks how complementarianism is the fruit of a "full Bible theology" which harmonizes creation order with the unfolding of God's revelation in Scripture. Full episode link in OP. ⬇️

Can Women Be Pastors? Crucial Question 3 - On this episode, @JonathanESwan, @DennyBurk, and @colinsmo continue our Crucial Question series and address the question, Where in the Bible do you get the idea that only men should be the pastors and elders of the church?

Listen as @colinsmo reflects on the Danvers Statement: It was written to reject the egalitarian error of interchangeable roles, offer a faithful summary of Scripture for evangelicals to rally around the clarity of Scripture on the issue, and leave room for denominational distinctives. Full episode in OP. ⬇️

Importance of Male & Female Roles: Crucial Questions 1&2 - On this episode, @JonathanESwan, @DennyBurk, and @colinsmo discuss why male and female roles are important, how they relate to nature, and the biblical implications for ministry in the church.

Don't miss this panel discussion of Denny Burk's new book Mere Complementarianism at @SBTS: The Bookstore at Southern Tuesday, Sept 1, 2026 4:30-5:30pm Copies of the book will be on sale at a 40% discount. @DennyBurk @DrJimHamilton @DrTomSchreiner @AndrewTWalker