Welcome to Nancy Wilson's Feminine Podcast.

This audio is brought to you by Canon Press.

Before we get started, I wanted to recommend to you one of Nancy's books, True Companion

Thoughts on Being a Pastor's Wife.

This book offers friendly, practical and above all, Christ-centered wisdom on how to help

your husband in his vocation.

How to deal with the congregation at home, the kids.

How much, or how little, a pastor's wife needs to be involved in the church, what sins

tend to spring up at a pastor's home, how to deal with adversity from enemies, or from

friends, and a host of other issues.

So if you're a pastor's wife, I can't recommend this book enough, or if you know one, bless

a pastor's wife with this book today, you can get it at CanonPress.com.

Welcome to the Feminine Podcast.

This is Nancy Wilson.

Thanks so much for joining me today.

See, I'm going to talk about good doctrine, doctrine that applies in the kitchen and spreads

itself out obviously throughout our whole lives, but first starting in the kitchen, when

the kids were young, I had made a couple of big panes of lasagna for a birthday dinner

for my son.

It's his favorite.

And I'm pretty confident we had invited some of his friends over for dinner.

When the lasagna was done, I opened the oven and grabbed it with a couple of potholders

...