Doug on Tucker, Weak Big Eva | Stories Are Soul Food Episode 147
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Nate and Brian discuss Doug Wilson's gospel-filled appearance on the Tucker Carlson Network. Turns out, this isn't Doug's first big media rodeo, and it makes perfect SASF fodder to discuss the different characters that come out of the woodwork after such an event. The guys discuss the "I don't agree with Doug on everything, but" guy, the "criticize you publicly and beg for private favors" guy, and of course the outright haters vs. the tough-minded allies (we know who you are, SASF kingdom). Oh, and of course the Big Eva folks -- who are actually Tiny Eva -- who are unwilling to mention Doug's name for fear they might get cooties. But we don't care about their tiny walled commune -- because the Gospel is so much bigger. As many a SASF episode does, the conversation launches into a discussion of how not to be a terrible dad who, for example, abdicates on his kids' homeschooling and then blames his wife for the bad result. The episode ends with a classic sign-out: "Go hard, suffer, keep the Sabbath. This has been Stories Are Soul Food."
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I was one of those people who witlessly posted Doug Wilson quotes approvingly only to be pulled into the Pastor's office to be warned that "He teaches the patriarchy, which is borderline heretical." I had no idea what he was talking about when he said it but I did my research and made a lot of enemies in the process. That statement was the beginning of the rift that cost me every church relationship, including my own sister who is likely still giving mini-sermons/poetry readings during the "special music" portion of the worship service.
I don't know Doug Wilson personally. But I still owe him a debt of gratitude. And your books aren't too bad either.
Sorry man. That's rough.
And he doesn't know you, but I bet he'd also say he's grateful for your courage.
Praise God you were led out of Egypt!
@Sarutaru06 , similar for me.
My wife left me, and in pastoral counseling, the pastor identified me as a heavy-handed patriarch, which puzzled me.
I came to discover my wife, her family, and the pastor all hold to the "Therapeutic Gospel". (Though, they profess to be Bible-believing and Reformed).
In that gospel, a husband cannot tell his wife the truth if it hurts her feelings, even for necessary issues, e.g., the truth about her, or her family.
(Doug Wilson and Joe Rigney describe this in their RUclips video.)
Also in that gospel, a husband should very rarely exercise patriarchal authority, over matters in which he and his wife disagree.
(Joel Webbon describes this in a recent video.)
The "Therapeutic Gospel" is fake Christianity.
My sister is estranged from me as well. She's an Evangelical and a politician.
She holds more to feminism than the Bible, regarding the role of women in political leadership, and the role of women in homemaking.
@@jimisnotunique which Doug Wilson/Joe Rigney video?
I discovered Doug Wilson about 19-20 yrs ago through Table Talk magazine…thoroughly enjoyed his writing…but it wasn’t until the PLANdemic that I began to pay attention to his courageous stance in the face of oppressive persecution by an over reaching government…it’s Doug’s sincere laughter that made me buckle down and do some serious self examination re: eschatology and socio/political engagement…I’ve visited Christ Church Moscow twice in recent years and can truly say that while Doug may be known mostly through social media, his passion is shepherding his flock…
Experienced same when I attended GCC, JMac loves his flock. The video editors don't include his statements of love for his flock.
Very true -- a pastor first. Bestselling author second.
The Tucker show was the first time I'd heard of Doug Wilson. I looked into him. You're so right about being able to relax when someone tells you the truth of the Gospel the way he did. My anxiety finally went away once I realized even the desire to want Jesus comes first from God. Most of the others are only for their own ideas. Doug backs up everything with God alone. I hope Tucker runs the complete segment that was on TCN again. We're hungry for it.
Glad to have you, Chris, and amen!
Guys, this was indeed soul food. How nourishing it is to listen to the faithful son of a faithful gospel minister sing the well deserved praise of his father for his father’s long career of serving his Savior and His body. The generations of Wilsons serving faithfully is a beautiful picture of what the blessings of the Lord look like. It’s all for His glory!
Maybe (definitely) just because I’m pregnant, but listening to Nate recall his father laughing in the face of mockers and evil doers made me cry. Absolutely loved hearing him tell that story! Soul food indeed.
Churchill...or Jephthah:
And so it was, when the people of Ammon made war against Israel, that the elders of Gilead went to get Jephthah from the land of Tob. Then they said to Jephthah, “Come and be our commander, that we may fight against the people of Ammon.” So Jephthah said to the elders of Gilead, “Did you not hate me, and expel me from my father’s house? Why have you come to me now when you are in distress?”
Very apropos.
As a South African who has enjoyed DW for a long long time, I found the comments on X quite bizarre - such as 'I liked Dougs input despite not always agreeing ... etc'. It struck me as symptomatic of the very problems afflicting America & the west which Doug described so coherently. Its like 'great to see you again Jack & thanks for the coffee even though I dont agree with you about ...'
I really enjoyed the Doug on Tucker debate! I enjoy all of your points that you make in this episode! You guys have the best podcast in the world!
All the best,
Caleb Caldwell
Thank you Nate & Brian for the thoughtful insights in this hour. I wish I had known Pastor Wilson when I was in Moscow long ago but the Lord had a different plan for me.
As he does for each of us!
I read the book Recovering the Lost Tools of Learning some thirty years ago when my children were very young. I am eternally grateful for the influence of Douglas Wilson on my life. His writings helped me develop and implement a Biblical philosophy of education as I homeschooled our three children and defended my right to do so in this socialist state of Massachusetts.
May God continue to use this brilliant servant of His to challenge, encourage and inspire many to live boldly for the King.
Amen!
@dulcerock2989 I'm following in your brave footsteps, now homeschooling my daughters since 2020 in Massachusetts. Trying to be faithful in a lost state can be so hard, but I know how much it had blessed my family. Thank you for paving the way for those of us behind you! Pastor Wilson and canon+ has been a huge influence and inspiration for me too!
@Naomi_OB You are doing the right thing! God will honor your commitment and sustain you by his grace. Raising and educating your children for the glory of God is by far the most consequential thing you can do in this world. I will pray for you and your family. Blessings to you!
It's always a good day when SASF has a new episode! ♥️
Yes!!
Big Eva as an Amish community, that is a hilarious picture. But the reason they are worried that Doug has “broken through” is because he is reaching their *audience*. That is what they are afraid of losing.
I’m ever grateful for you guys. Thanks for this breath of fresh air!
Hitchens seem imposing and scary to people back in the day, but doug wilson made him look average in debates. That is no small thing. Collison was great.
It never occurred to me that SASF might be on RUclips (I know, big brains here). I've been listening on Canon+ and enjoying the show, but wishing there was some way to interact with you guys. Now I can! Greatly appreciate the content, and have been massively impacted by the Moscow Mood. Also very much enjoy the SASF content.
Wow, I was just going to check this out for a few minutes...then stayed a few minutes more...& now I'm at the end! Thank you, Fellows! ❤
I always get excited when you guys post another episode!! :D
I was one of those dads... I wish I had someone like you to coach me, to teach me how to be a man. so hard now trying to find my way back. But, I am trying to be the best version of me, for my daughter who is stronger than I ever was.
Thanks you all. My God Blessed You All, I am Alfie Mendaje from Philippines
Love for all the Moscow crew and “mood” from Scottsdale Arizona.
Back atcha!
48:38 - valuable reflection on generational consequences if we don't sacrifice now. Thanks guys.
Agreed, the second half of this episode hits hard.
We are with you, men, heart and soul! There is a strong band of Jesus-loving rough riders over here in central Washington, slaying demons and preaching Jesus. Contrary to Big Eva, we are adopting our own moniker: Evangilechads. ;)
Abraham Hamilton III has a clever way of encouraging dads as they head for home that they're entering their real jobs...but more clever.
I'll have to imagine it, then!
4:26 it is the Ministerial Industrial Complex.
THANKS! SHARED THIS OUT.
There is a story, well in my neck of the woods, about what is happening with food pantry food. The donations, that the grocery stores get full write off for, are redirecting the flow of food to food pantries. By the upper echelon of, executives that are not affected by the food they are taking away from others, I am affected and there is something going on. I’ll tell you more if you want to hear it. If not, someone else will want to hear it. So, let me know.
Aren’t you glad you weren’t invited to the Recent stronger man conference 🤦🏼♀️
🤣😷
I can relate.
7:18 The gates of G3 will not prevail against them.
😂😂
We're not trying to get in, though.
@@storiesaresoulfood4643 you aren’t trying, but you are definitely getting to their people. Try as they might to stop you.
Enjoyed this talk and I’m giving grace by not assuming too much, but, here’s my struggle…saying Johnny “needs” peer based, evolutionary based, age segregated education because homeschool is not working, is usurping the man’s responsibility to lead his family well. There is nothing the “school” can do that cannot be done at home. God’s primary design is for home discipleship. I’m not against a secondary solution for extenuating circumstances, but I am against a “Christian” version of evolutionary designed schooling.
You misunderstand -- we're advocating for private Christian education (Doug founded the Association of Classical Christian Schools, ACCS). No Christians should be sending their kids to public schools.
I'm a Canadian. I want to know which denomination excommunicated you.
epic
51:12 in reference to where yall go here.
What are the Mother's doing all day if they are not homeschooling?
Watch "Eve in Exile" and read Proverbs 31 -- big world out there for a family-oriented lady.
What is the intro song?
"Ghost of a King" by the Grey Havens
So glad you introduced me to Grey Havens thru the intro song. Fantastic brand!!
Why do these classically educated
Moscow Mood leaders continue to call their teenage adults " kids" ?
Isn't there a better word? Like " my son and daughters"?
It's derogatory, and juvenile, and uninformed.
Lady, you need to find a better niche topic if you're trying to demonstrate your commenter prowess.
Abraham Piper needs help
Quick reaction- hot takes from his son, Nate: ____
* proceeds with his own quick reaction and question *
haha! that struck me funny 😂😊
Interesting. This too will pass.
The right name for group that contains and rewards religious elites is the Evangelical Industrial Complex (EIC).
Yes, we can get Gospel out of that name.
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