Category Archives: Male & Female He created them

Okay, finally got my notes typed up for the next one. This one is 61 minutes long. This lecture starts with some reflection on the last lecture and then dives into the Bible for some good, old fashioned exegesis. Woman … Continue reading →

This is the next installment in the series, and clocks in at 50 minutes in length. This one really starts to dig into the subject of the relationship between men and women, including what it means to be “complimentary”, the … Continue reading →

So a while back I downloaded a whole gamut of things from Concordia St. Louis Seminary which they have made available on iTunes.  There is quite a range of lectures on theological topics, and from time to time I’ve been … Continue reading →

With this post we cross the halfway point in the series and, barring public outrage or pleadings from my readers (haha), my next “Mirror, Mirror” after this will be my last.  Hope you’re still enjoying the ride – given the … Continue reading →

I recently listened to a lecture by Dr. Albert Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, entitled “The Mystery of Marriage”.  I thought it was fantastic and worth sharing, so given as I wasn’t able to find a link to … Continue reading →

Yeah, on some weekends there’s a good chance that when I post something, a walk is involved somehow.  I say this because I went out for another stroll here a couple of hours ago before it got dark and just kind of … Continue reading →

1) Given as I was forgetful and didn’t cover makeup in Mirror, Mirror part 2… 2) And given as a friend of mine has put some thoughts out there on the subject recently that are worth listening to… 3) And … Continue reading →

First off, let me mention that if you haven’t read what I’ve put in up to this point, you might want to consider hitting these in the following order: #1 – Clothes Addendum to #1 Clarification of purpose Afterwards, head … Continue reading →

Mirror, Mirror #2 is due out this weekend, but before I post that, I thought it would be a good idea to provide some background for the series and kind of set the stage for what is going on.  Context … Continue reading →