On this episode of the Patriarchy podcast, I give a brief review of the Patriarchy Conference and play one of the talks from the conference. If you missed the conference or wanted to hear it again, check this out. In this talk John Michael Clark talks about becoming the best man your wife and children have ever known.

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In this episode of The Patriarchy Podcast, Pastor Joseph Spurgeon interviews Andrew Isker, discussing the intersection of Christian nationalism and cultural themes. The conversation explores the definition of Christian nationalism, its historical context, and the cultural shifts that have occurred in America post-World War II. Isker emphasizes the importance of nations being self-consciously Christian and critiques the secularization of American culture, while also comparing his views with those of Stephen Wolf. This conversation delves into the historical and cultural implications of post-war Germany, the social re-engineering that took place in West Germany, and the resulting shame felt by its citizens. It explores the concept of Christian nationalism, its controversies, and the challenges faced by pastors in guiding their congregations amidst a rapidly changing political landscape. The discussion also touches on theological debates surrounding Romans 11 and the implications for understanding Jewish identity in a modern context. In this conversation, Andrew Isker and Joseph discuss the theological implications of Israel's role in God's plan, contrasting dispensationalism with covenant theology. They explore the future of Israel and the church, the impact of secularism on identity, and the importance of evangelism within the Jewish community. The discussion also addresses pastoral concerns regarding anti-Semitism and the need for a humble approach to cultural and spiritual enemies, emphasizing the significance of personal repentance and faithful Christian living.
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Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Christian Nationalism and Star Trek 12:02 Defining Christian Nationalism 24:08 Comparing Views on Christian Nationalism 35:59 Cultural Shifts Post-War 45:03 Cultural Re-engineering and Its Consequences 56:57 Pastoral Care in a Changing Political Landscape 01:19:16 The Role of Israel in God's Plan 01:24:31 The Impact of Secularism on Identity 01:30:27 Eschatology and the Jewish People 01:39:02 Pastoral Concerns and Anti-Semitism 01:52:25 Addressing Cultural and Spiritual Enemies

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In this episode, Pastor Joseph Spurgeon takes on the heated topic of Christian nationalism head-on, cutting through the noise to tackle both the critics and the defenders of the movement. He lays out what Christian nationalism means, addresses criticisms and advocating for unity within the church. He calls out the need for strong, respectful debate, grounded in the gospel, reminding us of the role the church must play in society without losing its focus.

Summary
In this episode, Joseph Spurgeon and Pastor John Michael Clark cut to the heart of what it means to be a man in the family. They tackle the hard truth about male leadership, exposing the excuses men hide behind to dodge their God-given role. This isn’t a soft conversation—it's a call to action. They dive deep into biblical principles on submission and authority, confront the damage feminism has done to family dynamics, and hammer home the importance of personal accountability. This episode equips men with the tools to step up, take charge, and lead their families as the strong patriarchs God calls them to be.

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Key Takeaways
God made you the head of the family.
It’s time to step up and lead.
Nobody can stop you from doing the right thing.
You didn’t marry the wrong woman; you chose your wife.
Bring order to chaos in your life.
You are responsible for the outcomes in your family.
The way you do one thing is the way you do everything.
Stop being bitter and do your work.
You have the privilege and responsibility to captain your family.
Become the best man your wife and children have ever known.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Leadership and Family Captains
02:47 Overcoming Common Excuses for Leadership
06:07 Understanding Biblical Submission and Authority
08:58 The Role of Men in Family Leadership
11:50 Addressing the Impact of Feminism on Family Dynamics
15:13 Moving Past Personal Challenges and Excuses
17:47 Navigating Marital Challenges and Influence
21:11 Taking Responsibility in Leadership
24:10 Practical Steps to Start Leading
26:49 Conclusion and Call to Action

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In this episode of the Patriarchy Podcast, Pastor Joseph Spurgeon interviews Pastor David Abu-Sara about the significance of spiritual disciplines in a Christian's life. They discuss the importance of reading the Bible, prayer, and church attendance, emphasizing that these practices are essential for spiritual growth. The conversation also addresses common excuses for not engaging in these disciplines, such as lack of time and the perceived inadequacies of the church. Pastor Abu-Sara encourages listeners to take ownership of their spiritual growth and seek mentorship within the church community. The discussion concludes with practical advice on how to start incorporating spiritual disciplines into daily life and an announcement for an upcoming conference focused on these themes.

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In this episode, Joseph Spurgeon and Anthony Diehl discuss the excuses that often hold men back from prioritizing their health and fitness. They address common excuses such as lack of time, lack of money, age, health issues, and spiritual priorities. Anthony provides practical advice and encouragement for overcoming these excuses and taking control of one's health. The conversation also includes an announcement about the upcoming Patriarchy Conference, where Anthony will be speaking on the topic of physical health and fitness. 

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00:00 Introduction: Overcoming Excuses 03:16 Excuse 1: Lack of Time 06:45 Excuse 2: Feeling Hungry on a Diet 09:44 Excuse 3: Not Wanting to Be a Powerlifter 12:35 Excuse 4: Age as a Barrier 15:13 Excuse 5: Health Issues 20:19 Excuse 6: Spiritual Priorities 26:46 Practical Steps for Better Health 28:20 Announcement: The Patriarchy Conference 

In this episode, Pastor Joseph Spurgeon discusses strategy and tactics in dealing with pastors, elders, and churches in our current culture and climate. He emphasizes the importance of taking ownership and building relationships within the church. He recommends reading the book 'Extreme Ownership' by Jaco Willink, which teaches the principle of taking responsibility for everything and having good relationships with leaders. Pastor Spurgeon also highlights the need to approach conversations with pastors tactfully and to test our own egos before addressing concerns. He encourages men to focus on performance and completing tasks to build trust with their superiors. In this part of the conversation, Joseph Spurgeon emphasizes the importance of serving and building relationships within the church. He encourages listeners to actively participate in their church by serving, supporting their pastors, and being involved in the mission. Spurgeon also discusses the concept of playing the game, which involves building trust and relationships with leaders and subordinates. He advises against destructive behavior and encourages listeners to be part of the solution rather than the problem. Finally, he addresses the topic of mutiny, stating that disobedience should be a last resort and only justified in cases of illegal, immoral, or unethical actions. In this final part of the conversation, Joseph Spurgeon discusses the different approaches a subordinate can take when dealing with a boss or leader who is leading in a way that may result in harm or failure. He emphasizes the importance of tact and communication in expressing concerns and suggests various strategies to influence the boss's decision-making. Spurgeon also explores the potential outcomes of refusing to comply with a boss's plan and the risks involved. He encourages men to take ownership and leadership in their homes, churches, and society.

In this episode, pastor Joseph and guests Pastors Jerry Dorris and Tanner Cartwright discuss the topic of voting in the upcoming presidential election, specifically in relation to the issue of abortion. They share their personal experiences with abortion ministry and their involvement in the abolitionist movement. They address the division within the movement regarding whether or not to vote for Donald Trump, who they see as the better candidate for advancing the cause of abolition. They emphasize the importance of thinking in categories and not idolizing the candidate, but rather seeing the vote as a tool to advance the end of abortion and protect the church and family. In this conversation, the church elders discuss the importance of voting and the responsibility to protect and provide for one's family.  They discuss the virtues of Donald Trump that not many recognize.  

voting, presidential election, abortion, abolitionist movement, Donald Trump, Kamala Harris, tool, church, family, voting, family, protection, responsibility, virtue, abolitionist movement, local politics, Trump presidency, pro-life, courage, MAGA

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In this episode of the Patriarchy Podcast, Pastor Joseph sits down with Anthony Diehl, a professional strongman and fitness coach, to explore the powerful intersection of faith and fitness. Anthony opens up about his entry into bodybuilding and strongman competitions, sharing insights into how his understanding of fitness has matured over time. He emphasizes the significance of treating our bodies with respect and care as an act of stewardship, aiming to maximize our health span. Anthony discusses the critical need for pastors and Christians to develop a theology of the body, advocating for the prioritization of physical well-being. He promotes a balanced approach to fitness and nutrition, encouraging listeners to adopt intentional movement and clean eating as a sustainable lifestyle rather than falling for short-term diet fads. Throughout the conversation, Anthony shares valuable advice on building healthy habits, starting with small, achievable goals. He delves into the importance of resistance training, offering practical recommendations for beginners. The discussion also covers the role of supplements in a well-rounded diet, with Anthony highlighting essentials like vitamin D and fish oil. He addresses concerns about low testosterone, exploring both natural methods and testosterone replacement therapy as potential solutions. This episode is packed with actionable insights and inspiration for anyone looking to harmonize their physical fitness with their faith. Tune in to learn from Anthony Diehl's journey and expertise, and discover how you can take steps towards a healthier, more balanced life. #Fitness #Bodybuilding #Strongman #Faith #Health #Stewardship

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On this episode, Pastor Joseph interview Pastor John Michael Clark who shares his journey of discovering the importance of masculine leadership in the home and how it transformed his marriage. He emphasizes the need for men to understand their role as the family captain and to lead with compassion, responsibility, and authority. We talk about leading by example, setting a vision and mission, and bringing order to chaos while being secure in your identity in Christ. We also addresses the pushback and excuses men make such as their wives not allowing them to lead.

This is a can't miss episode of the Patriarchy Podcast. #masculine #leadership #amilycaptain #marriage #polarity #self-leadership, #sex #sexlife #masculinity #patriarchy #redpill

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