Dr. Rob Plummer joins Scott Corbin to discuss the importance of church history for thinking about marriage and pastoral theology, the joys of Greek grammar, and how you can maintain your Greek.

  I have a guilty pleasure. I enjoy browsing Pinterest for new recipes, homeschooling ideas, and fun crafts (admittedly though, I never do the crafts). Almost every time I scroll through the pins, I see ones for blog posts on the topic of loving your husband. “20 Ways to Love Your Husband” “How to Truly...

A couple of months ago, Tim Challies wrote a post called “You Don’t Need a Date Night.” I read it with interest as one half of a married couple who don’t have a regular date night. We weren’t always in a date night drought. In fact, the occurrence of a regular date night used to...

Much has been said about the fact that singles are waiting longer and longer to get married. There’s been a lot of speculation on why this is the case. Some say men are prolonging their adolescence in life, causing them to lack a desire to grow up and take on the responsibility of family. Others...

Dr. Danny Akin joins Grant Castleberry on Danvers Audio to talk about the importance of complementarianism and global missions, how to raise Great Commission children, and how marriages teach children to understand the love of God. *********** Image: Stupa Stupor!! by Taro Taylor on 10/21/05, accessed on Flickr and licensed under Creative Commons  

Jim Brooks | Doctoral Candidate in Biblical Counseling The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky JBMW 20.2 [Fall 2015] **************************************************************** Supreme Court decisions to legalize same-sex unions are the latest salvo in Satan’s long battle against the institution of marriage. Satan is “the god of this world” (2 Cor 4:4) who blinds and deceives the whole...