The Antidote

This week Summer tells the true story of a man you all know but the life of his that you had no clue about. He lived alongside the real life inspirations for James Bond & Don Draper. His books have sold more worldwide than all of your favorite authors combined. He was a pilot, a spy, and maybe a mad man? Press play! The post The Most Exciting Story! appeared first on Sheologians.

We are a decade into discussing and diagnosing the poison that is feminism. At this point we have flexed the diagnosis muscle plenty. This week we want to talk about the antidote to the poison. What are the practical feet we put on the good work of not being feminist? The post The Antidote appeared first on Sheologians.

Feminism loves to paint all men as the boogeyman, and not even weak men are immune to joining them in doing so. This week we think critically about Ira Levin's classic horror novel, and its subsequent films, Stepford Wives. Sometimes a scary story tells the truth and sometimes it is just a bunch of lies. The post Ira Levin’s Stepford Boogeymen appeared first on Sheologians.

After we discuss the genre of the kind of person who reads a thousand books a year, we talk about the slow elevator of sanctification, particularly as it is experienced by us ladies. Can we encourage you to look at it differently than you have been as we ourselves are in the trenches? The post Encouragement from the Trenches appeared first on Sheologians.

This week we talk helpful vs. unhelpful expectations in the Christian woman's life. In a social climate that champions women having high expectations from others, are we fulfilling our own? Are we buying into the narrative about the 'mental load' that is dishonest? Join us! The post I’m Invisible appeared first on Sheologians.

This week we talk mental health, postpartum depression, and how not to lose your mind in an insane world trying to convince you that sin is all the fault of your hormones. The post Murder is Murder. Murder is Sin. appeared first on Sheologians.

This week we discuss the rise of therapy speak. With the commonality of therapeutic language in modern discourse, we are dealing daily with medicalized terms for sin. Are they always wrong? Do they carry any meaning at all? Are they accurate or do they veil sin? The post He Diagnosed Me with Sin appeared first on Sheologians.

You've heard us talk often about spending eternity with people. None of us are going to be floating around on a cloud by our lonesome. We are also warned in Scripture against seeking isolation. This week we talk about the temptation to isolate ourselves as the sin that it is. The post Leave Me Alone appeared first on Sheologians.

What if your husband wants you to have a 9-5? What if your family is in a situation where both you and your husband have to have a paycheck? These are questions that are personal but also worth thinking about on a macro scale: what is a woman's relationship to paid labor? Should she have a relationship with it at all? This week we talk through evangelicalism and women's work. The post A Girl’s Got Work To Do appeared first on Sheologians.

Because we are Christians, we believe what the Bible says about pregnancy, labor & delivery, and so on. It says it's cursed. It also says that children are a blessing and women are saved through childbearing. We know we shouldn't have a bad attitude about work because it was also cursed....right? What if you've had a scary pregnancy and labor & delivery in the past and you feel fearful about what might happen in the future? Join us! The post God is Sovereign Over Your Birth appeared first on Sheologians.