Welcome to Douglas Wilson's The Plodcast.

As promised, there is a brand new release in the Christian Heritage Series,

George Herbert's The Temple, with a fantastic forward from John Piper.

Although he was a pastor of a small remote church in Elizabethan England, George Herbert came to fame because of a small collection of poems called the temple.

In this short but beautiful collection of poetry, Herbert devised 116 new poetic forms to capture his experience of awe, sorrow, glory,

turmoil, repentance, and heart-rending joy.

All of it dedicated to God, not man.

In this book we have a picture of the full range

of human experience and emotion, felt by a man being sanctified by God and describing

it with all his poetic powers.

Get George Herbert's The Temple with a foreword from John Piper today at cannon press.com. Yes God.

God.

God don't never change he's God.

Welcome to the plodcast episode 146.

Can you believe it?

146. Just amazing.

Let's talk about something that's not been in the news, but what has been in the news is directly related to this.

I want to talk a little bit about developing a theology or as the scholars would say,

toward a theology of making yourself scarce, toward a theology of exiting a

toward a theology of beating it so what do I mean?

One of the things I think that we're going to see in the

probably in the next year, maybe two years,

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