Today I interview Brad Littlejohn, the president of the Davenant Institute and Senior Fellow of the Edmund Burke Foundation. Brad is a trained historian and focuses on the English Reformation and one of the greatest Anglican theologians, Richard Hooker. In this episode we discuss the English Reformation, Puritanism, and how Hooker tried to steer the church in the midst of turmoil. Then we consider some of how we can apply that wisdom today. 

Some of Brad's books can be found here. 

Rod Olps is a retired businessman who mentors men and businesses through periods of transition. Years ago he read a book titled The Seasons of a Man's Life by Daniel Levinson. He discovered biblical principles which corresponded with the teachings of that book and began applying those principles to men of various ages in his counseling.

In our discussion today we talk about the different seasons and how to prepare for them. We also talk about spiritual gifts, unity in the church, and discipleship. 

In this podcast I talk with Alastair Roberts. Alastair writes for Davenant Institute, Theopolis, Mere Orthodoxy, and has a blog, Alastair's Adversaria. We discuss baptism, interpreting Scripture, and what it means to grow in wisdom. 

Aaron Renn is a consultant, social critic, and creator of The Masculinist. This monthly newsletter about men, the church, and society that is some of the best commentary I've read. He recently expanded his presence through adding a podcast.

In this episode we discuss masculinity in the church and the relationship of the world and the church. 

Chris Wiley is an author, pastor, and household economist. He has written multiple books related to the household and its recovery, as well as non-fiction for young adults. In this episode we discuss his background, and how the recovery of a household mindset is important to the strengthening of Christian families.  

Rory Groves wrote Durable Trades, a book that explains the most durable trades over the course of history, and how those trades will continue to stand the test of time. This interview with Rory and his wife Becca tells the story of going from computer programmer to farmer and homeschooling family.