Kindavangelical with Pete Briscoe

Pete shares a short announcement about taking a break from the podcast.

Marg Mowczko’s webpage is margmowczko.com

If you’d like to hop on the phone to talk about possibly engaging Pete as your personal coach, or speaking to your company or team, his email is petebriscoe@me.com. Please reach out.

If you are interested in Pete’s sermons, there is one place they are still available - www.petebriscoe.org

At the time of this recording Pete is revamping his business website. There you can learn more about his coaching and speaking services. It should be up and running again soon at www.petebriscoe.com

In this episode, Pete Briscoe walks us through the biblical support for a dynamic partnership between women and men in the home and the church setting. He explains the vision the biblical writers communicated in hopes of seeing the church be a change agent in the Patriarchal world.

If you are asking, “What does the Bible really say about this”, Pete will start to answer that question here.

If you would like to experience connection with others on the Kindavangelical journey, come on over to Pete’s Patreon Page.  It is full of exclusive content, and you can find it at http://patreon.com/PeteBriscoe.

In her book “The Making of Biblical Womanhood” Beth Allison Barr said,
“from the ancient world through the modern world, history told a continuous story of patriarchy - of women suppressed, oppressed, devalued, and silenced.”

Much of this oppression has occurred in the church. Today we discuss the damage patriarchy does to women in church settings and Pete talks with Iver Robinson, a church leader who has experienced this.

If you would like to experience connection with others on the Kindavangelical journey, come on over to Pete’s Patreon Page.  It is full of exclusive content, and you can find it at http://patreon.com/PeteBriscoe.

This is the first in a multi-episode mini-series on the topic of women, men, home and church in the context of the systemic patriarchy in our culture and places of worship. In this episode, Pete addresses how patriarchy damages the family and looks at the history of what historians call the “cult of domesticity.”

If you would like to experience connection with others on the Kindavangelical journey, come on over to Pete’s Patreon Page.  It is full of exclusive content, and you can find it at http://patreon.com/PeteBriscoe. 

Beth Allison Barr is the James Vardaman Professor of History at Baylor University and her book is called The Making of Biblical Womanhood: How the subjugation of women Became Gospel Truth.

Marg Mowczko’s web page is margmowczko.com and you can follow her on Twitter @MargMowczko.

In a world where winning is paramount, having a mutually beneficial conversation with a person we disagree with is a lost art. It isn't hard to rediscover joyful interaction and in this episode Pete outlines 10 strategies for doing so. This is a good one to share with your team!