On The Inevitable End of Expressive Individualism (Ep. 63)

Carl Trueman talks with Jenny, Erin and Keri about how we can help our families and churches take every thought captive and not be drawn in by expressive individualism.Resources Mentioned:The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self by Carl TruemanStrange New World by Carl TruemanThe Desecration of Man (Upcoming, April release) by Carl TruemanFirst Things – Magazine Carl contributes toReformation21 – Blog where Carl writesMortification of Spin – Carl’s podcast

Keri, Erin and Jenny talk with Clare Morell about the whys and hows of protecting our children from smart phone danger.Resources MentionedThe Tech Exit: A Practical Guide to Freeing Kids and Teens from Smartphones by Clare MorellAlternative “tools-only” phones:BarkGabbPinwheelWisephone

Erin, Jenny and Keri talk with Hayley about loving the church in the midst of and when recovering from church hurt.Resources Mentioned:Forgiveness: Reflecting God’s Mercy by Hayley SatromWhen People Are Big and God is Small by Ed Welch

Jenny and Erin talk to Keri about delighting in the doctrine of the Holy Spirit.

Erin, Jenny and Keri talk with Rosaria Butterfield about her story and her ministry.

Jenny, Keri and Erin discuss the necessity of theology, the value of motherhood and differences in family dynamics with pastor and theologian Kevin DeYoung.

Jenny, Erin and Keri talk to Professor Tom Schreiner about the apostle Paul, gospel power, and women living through their theology.

Erin, Jenny and Keri talk with professor James Hamilton (of Bible Talk) about why women should love biblical theology.

In this fun and playful episode, Erin, Jenny & Keri close the series on ministry wives by discussing some grab bag topics and questions from listeners. They discuss everything from discernment to supporting a weary ministry husband.

In this episode of Priscilla Talk, Jenny, Keri, and Erin reflect candidly on the joys and hardships of friendship as a pastor’s wife.They explore the tension of being known and sometimes misunderstood, the sting of broken confidences, and the deep blessing of gospel-rooted friendships. You’ll hear stories of encouragement, seasons of loneliness, and wisdom for cultivating faithful relationships inside and outside the church. Whether you're in ministry or supporting someone who is, this conversation offers comfort, clarity, and counsel from women walking this road with faith.Resources MentionedFriendship with God by Mike McKinley – A recommended read for anyone feeling isolated or wanting to deepen their relationship with the Lord.Feed My Sheep: Pastor’s Wives Conference – Held annually in Atlanta and now expanding internationally.