Let’s Talk About Stuff with Eli Craig and Tyler Miller

28/09/2020 1h 4min

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The show is officially moving to a bi-weekly format. Do I love making a podcast? Yep. Love sharing it with you? You bet! But finding the space and time to record these conversations around our kids schedules, plus the time that goes into editing and research is not easy to do while working and raising a family. I love doing this, and making the show bi-weekly makes it much more sustainable for us!Today, I’m excited to share a three way conversation with you. Friends of the show may remember Tyler from episode 2, and should certainly remember my husband Eli! Tyler has been wanting to talk about how we think about heaven and earth, so he’s back, and we spend a lot of time on that topic today!As if that wasn’t enough, we’re also going to talk about how our relationship with God has changed after having kids. What does it mean to think about God as a father, and about how our theology impacts our parenting.I have to admit that the last topic we explored got me a little bit fired up. I actually raised my voice a little bit, ha! While I care deeply about all the topics we explore and stories we share on this podcast, this issue of women’s roles and what the Bible says women are and aren’t allowed to do is one that I’m particularly passionate about. A friend of the show wrote into us asking us to consider, is it possible that Paul was somewhat sexist? And we really get into it.Here’s our grab bag conversation, remember, if you have questions, or topics you’d like us to explore reach out via email, text, or come to our page right here on anchor and leave us a voice memo! We’re happy to do it. TLDR:We talk about heaven and earth:-what is heaven?-what does Genesis 1 mean when it's talking about heaven?-Where do we get our ideas about it?-What did Jesus say about it?We talk about theology for parents:-Parental delight between God and us-"Little Sinner" or "Saint in Training" TheologyAnd we ask, 'Is Paul Sexist?'-and I get a little fired up, I'm sorry. Blessings to you until the next time we're together!