Culture Building at Home | Doug Wilson & Rachel Jankovic
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- Doug Wilson and Rachel Jankovic discuss what it looks like to build culture starting in the home.
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Thank you Rachel. As a newish believer (saved Dec 2020) you have helped me understand the importance of working with diligence in my home. I'm far from perfect, but with God's grace and strong, biblical women to look up to. I finally realize I'm not a failure just because I haven't been taught to run a home, but turning to Christ and having faith and trust in him, these things will come. Thank you again!
Elizabeth Burgess, Washington IN
I've noticed that doing some of the work in the Bible gives a clearer understanding of the meaning of scripture. Love to hear you two chat!
I love this Wilson Clan! Just down to earth practical loving KIND people!
SO ENCOURAGING! Thank you!
I’m actually learning how to make sourdough right now for my family and guests. I’m learning how to be hospitable for my family when they do visit so this is really just what I needed to hear.
God's design for our lives is so beautifully and intricately made that even the learning and understanding of the small details produces the growth, the force that enables life to blossom. "God so loved the world". Merry Christmas and blessings, in His shalom
Grand risings and God Bless you all brothers and sisters. Thank you for being selfless.
Outstanding stuff! I love the "potency of small practical things" topic. It's so encouraging.
I started making bread this year. It has a deeper meaning for me than just wanting to learn how to make bread. Mothers before me have done it for centuries to prepare food for their families. I’m not talking to my mother for various reasons, and it breaks my heart as I watched her make bread. Now, I make my own bread, in my home. And I involve my 3 year old son in it and he absolutely loves it. It’s such a sweet time together and making new memories.
True, good, and beautiful.
This popped on my feed after a day of kids fighting, dogs not behaving and no energy after returning late from a business trip. It blessed me greatly and reframed my evening. Thank you
My wife started the sourdough thing a while back. We're having sourdough pizza tomorrow. :)
Edit: It was a thin crust pepperoni sourdough pizza, and it was 🔥.
SO blessed by this Wilson Fam. Thanks be to God.!
My husband wanted me to try making fried chicken for the first time this weekend. I didn't have the timing down right to go in tandem with the sides to which he said, "You need to know how to do it right." Which I gently reminded him it was my first time and I'd be happy to let him watch the children while I cooked. It was a humorous moment
Great discussion! Much appreciated!
I was actively making sourdough bread when I s pressed play! 😂 gave me a whole new vision for my bread making
Excellent.
But isn't the sweetest when kids try to pay you back? I love it.
Using my perfected recipe, women CAN bake the perfect loaf of bread the very first time, AND from home-milled wheat, too!
YAY ANOTHER ONE!
Yep, I was already thinking of making bread soon, now I gotta :)
I’ve always really appreciated Rachel Jankovic, but I’m starting to wonder why Canon Press only produces content from women directly related to Doug Wilson. Surely there must be other biblical, well educated, well spoken women in Moscow.
Nepotism and profiteering 🙏
@Michael Ward Not to mention that his woman relatives are probably the ones most likely to agree with his theology of marriage and family. Not saying that necessarily as a negative, just an observation.
With an understanding that church gathering on Sunday is a blessing and a "we get to!" event, my children still are not attracted to and do not find church particularly desirable. And yet, of course, Church is something that has been and continues to be a "rule" in our home. I'm curious how when a church attendance requirement is laid out and there is still no desire on the part of the attendee...the kids....what is to be done. I want it to be their desire but when it's not and I tell them we are going anyways....what's to be done?
One thing that may help is regularly meeting with other members of your church during the week. Church is more than just Sunday morning worship, but the gathering of a body of baptized believers. Try to show them it's more than just a rule, but a community that you live within. And if they are older, talk with them about their attitude of worship is just as important as the attendance.. God is the one who looks st the heart.
Pray, pray. And model the joy
I’m to early on this journey myself to have a great answer for you, but I have a question just to further understand the situation. Do your kids actually come to church with you or do they go to a Sunday school class while you worship with God’s people?
@@kaylar3197 We are all in worship together and together during the sermon.
@@speakwithkings That's wonderful; thanks for answering.
SHE'S WEARING PANTS 👖! 😯😬
LOL 😆
😋
Red Robin and Doug.
I like this
Hoping I can get a response here, I’ll summarize as short as I possibly can. My wife and son are living in Mexico, and due to the process of immigration the US citizen (me) must have current residency in the US, DURING the process. So I moved back home to my home state of Washington and they’re in Mexico. We are struggling very hard with it recently, as a few months have passed already. I came home because I thought I was supposed to follow and obey that law, so I didn’t want to falsify that I was living in the US. But now I’m wondering if I’m failing my duty as being head of the household, especially because my wife is taking care of our 2yr old son all alone. And I’m not able to be a father to my son. What is right and just before the Lord? Stay here in the US and obey this rule and leave my family, or stay with my family and be the husband and father I’m supposed to be? I just want to be with them. And we think the process is gonna be 2yrs long.
Do you have a church with elders you can talk to about it? I'm not meaning to be dismissive, but it seems to me like the TH-cam comments mightn't be the forum for either giving or receiving nuanced counsel.
There's a bunch of Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches places (same communion as Doug's church) in Washington that you could check out if you don't have a church yet.
Just my humble opinion but at that age, a boy needs the mother much more than the father, and in ten years when he’s thinking about what it means to be a man, you don’t want to have to explain to your son that you broke the law. I guess I feel like it’s more important that you set a moral example for your son than it is to spend time with him. But that’s just one woman’s opinion. Person above me is right in that it would be good to ask leadership in your church.
I would talk to someone who knows the ins and outs of immigration. I know several people who are becoming Mexican citizens and then have to leave for a week or so every 6 months. That keeps them compliant until they have proper paper work. You shouldn't have to be absent from your son's life for 2 years. A few weeks is no biggie.
Go be with your son.
Most laws are written by godless psychopaths to please the people who pay their bills.
Most church councils are run by people who want to enjoy their golden years by treating church like a social club without a care for what the Bible actually says to do.
I would seek Biblical counsel from your church elders as another mentioned, but I’m wondering how your wife feels about this? What are her thoughts? I can’t imagine my husband being gone for two years :/ I’m sorry you’re in this situation. The Lord promises us wisdom when we ask for it in faith and do not doubt. He will richly provide, as He certainly knows what is best. I will pray for you right now!
Love you guys 👏👍
Good
Rachel's baby is living in a triplex 😂
I swear Doug is afraid of his daughter. He walks very carefully around her. (It takes one to know one)
Rachel, for her part, is supremely confident, but doesn't seek to dominate. Wise beyond her years.
And it's also fun to note that there were 3 humans there on camera. That's life. Mourn it or celebrate it. It's your choice.
To me, he doesn't seem afraid of his daughter at all? He respects her perspective on Christian womanhood and motherhood....
He just knows this is her territory!
I think he's very proud of her. He adores how she loves the Lord and is so smart and confident
Topic was good but could have been done in five minutes.
GET DAVID WEMHOFF ON YOUR SHOW! HE EXPLAINS IT
So Sabbath is the 4th commandment...i dont keep that
I just have to say: sourdough does have bacteria but the yeast is a fungus. I know this is seemingly unimportant 😅
Celiac enters room...😅 I bet you'd be tootin' a different tune real fast.
Is Rachel expecting her 8th child?
What tipped you off? (Joking)
@@michaelmartin5995 Mmm.............now let me think........
looks like calving season again ?
I have killed all my sour dough !!! At least 3 times.🥺😥😢😭
Gotta be at least child number 8.
What about coffee and cake. It's the fellowship not the offering. It's the home setting which is more intimate than a public place.
I thought pants were not allowed? Or, is that only at church?
The Lord said for women NOT to wear mens apparel.
@royal priest your ignorance is showing.
Deuteronomy 22:5
The Lord God even said it is so severe for women not to wear men’s apparel that it is an abomination.
@@YourMom777-x3x nobody had pants back then. Male or female. They both would wear robes which looks closer to dresses.
@@YourMom777-x3x this text is about cross dressing, or what society call "trans gender"
A maternity tunic is not men's apparel.
Do women enjoy cooking and cleaning or is there a point they get tired of it?
Women are people so you'd have to ask an individual woman that question. For me: cooking is one of my favorite things to do and very rarely do I ever feel like I have to cook; cleaning is harder for me to do joyfully, but I still try to do it unto the Lord.
@@rebekahguilder602 Noted 👍
It requires an intentional attitude of love and service for your family and for the Lord. Once you decide to do that, it can be joyous and even fun!
@@carihaan3127 What a blessing to enjoy what you do.
Both. I enjoy making my home a haven, baking sourdough, feeding our kids good food, opening our home to guests, etc but the relentless-ness of the job can feel overwhelming at times. No days off...people must be fed 7 days a week.
This would be much easier to watch if you actually looked your daughter in the eye/face from time to time. This is painfully awkward to watch.