What does it matter to you that Israel had 67,000 donkeys?
TBR Vol 3
Better late than never.
Benjamin Franklin and Fatherhood
Patriarchs across the nation have admitted themselves to the schooling wards of tweedledee and tweedledum. It is a self-admittance because no one else in the home has that authority – and of course, that makes it all the more embarrassing.
TBR Vol 2
June's edition of TBR is now available to download. TBR Vol. 2Download
Fatherhood from Curses
I’ve started fatherhood off on a grave note.
Fatherhood Bearing Fruit
For better or worse, fatherhood bears fruit. The first fruit of fatherhood is the Imago Dei, which we reflected on in my last article. The second and third fruits of fatherhood are curses and blessings, respectively. The curses come from Adam’s failure in the covenant of life. The blessings come from Christ’s success in the covenant … Continue reading Fatherhood Bearing Fruit
Fatherhood by Design
I don’t have a right to define fatherhood, but God does.
God Reconciles (Catechism XIX)
If we are saved, then we are saved from God, by God, to God, and for God.
Patrostork // Introduction
This series of articles, which I’ve nimbly titled Patrostork, is to be a short reflection on the meaning of fatherhood.
In Defense of Trinitarian Baptismal Dictum
What should the administrator of baptism say amidst the ceremony of baptism?
