Settled and Grounded with Michael Foster

In this episode of This is Foster, Michael talks about the importance of time, the any-benefit mindset, and how to get better at saying no.

In this episode, Michael explains how "internet Christianity" can lead to a negative view of your local church. Also, Parents should be aware that this episode contains a metaphor that, while not explicit, is intended for an older audience.

In this episode, Michael explains how reacting against the wishy-washiness of our times can lead to a form of externalism. 

In this episode, Michael talks about the incredible power of forming small habits. 

In this episode, Michael explains how sleep is a gift, a necessity, and a discipline. 

In this episode, Michael tackles associative thinking, emotional reasoning, tone policing, and mature biblical rhetoric.

In this episode, Michael answers: 

What’s the best argument for paedobaptism?
Why are you a presbyterian? 
What do you think about Federal Vision?
Why did you leave the Presbyterian Church in America?
Why did you join the CREC?
What are your thoughts on paedocommunion?

In this episode, Matt Reynolds and Michael discuss the importance of fitness, its benefits, and why some in the church have animosity against it.

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And follow Matt Reynolds on Twitter: 

https://twitter.com/ReynoldsSTRONG

In this episode, Michael discusses how meditation is key to becoming wise and why consuming too much content without it can debilitate a man.

In this episode, Michael tries his best to answer: 

How to face hardships in a godly manner, especially when there is no one to walk with you through those hardships.

How do you guide your wife spiritually when you are embracing biblical masculinity, and therefore are taking more risk with finances and other things? Any helpful advice or pitfalls in conversation with the risk-averse wife to avoid?

How have you introduced your online presence to your sons (Twitter, FB, etc)? How do they think about it? Do they get to read the posts at home?

How do manage to be so productive? 

What can an older guy, who has recently been convicted by your work to stop clowning around and grow up, actually do to achieve this quickly, in the absence of any male mentors?