Mike Seaver continues his series of posts (I, II, III, IV, V and VI) on Intentional Manhood. They originally appeared last year on Mike's blog Role Calling. Mike serves on the pastoral staff of CrossWay Community Church of Charlotte, North Carolina. Mike and his wife Kristin have been married since 2000. They have three daughters.

Jeff Robinson is editor of Gender Blog and Garrett Wishall is editor of Towers, the campus newspaper of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Today's post continues a series of posts entitled Intentional Manhood written by a good friend of CBMW, Mike Seaver. A new installment of this series will appear each Thursday for several weeks. They originally appeared last year on Mike's blog Role Calling. Mike serves on the pastoral staff of CrossWay Community Church of Charlotte, North Carolina. Mike and his wife Kristin...

Editor's Note: Today's post marks the fourth and final installment to our four-part response to a paper suggesting that egalitarian marriages provide a more satisfying option than complementarian ones. Here are parts I, II and III.

Editor's Note: Gretchen Neisler works on staff at a Lifeway Christian Store and serves in the Children's Ministry of Clifton Baptist Church in Louisville, Kentucky, where she and her husband Joshua are members.

  Editor's note: Part I of this post appeared on Friday. In that post, Dr. Jones argued that, according to Scripture, what our children wear on the outside, say much about the condition of their hearts. In part II, Dr. Jones gives some guidance for parents in this war for the souls of our children.