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  • Executive Director, American Compute Project
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Overcoming the Potential Spouse Bottleneck

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By Michael Foster
| thisisfoster.com
A lot of Reformed families have accidentally engineered a bottleneck for their own kids. When you choose a tight theological lane, a tight church network, and often a tight geography, you’ve already narrowed the field. Then you add a long list of non-negotiables that goes beyond basic orthodoxy into very specific doctrinal alignments, cultural preferences, schooling models, and lifestyle expectations. Every one of those cuts the pool again.
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How Influencer Culture Destroys Pastors

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By Michael Foster
| Substack
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about how influencer culture is undermining the very nature of pastoral ministry... I’m a pastor. And I’m also a pastor who has participated in influencer culture. As Reformed Christians go, I’ve had a fairly well-listened-to podcast and a decent-sized presence on Twitter, Substack, and Facebook. I’ve been on plenty of other podcasts. I’ve spoken at conferences. I’m friends with, or at least acquainted with, a number of well-known influencers.
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Why Men Must Abandon The False Gospel Of Nice-Guyism, by Michael Foster

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By Michael Foster
| The Brown Pelican Society of Louisiana
For years, I’ve watched men in the Church try to gain respect by being nice and fail miserably. They serve, they sacrifice, they bend over backward to please everyone around them, especially their wives. But it doesn’t lead to the life they expected. Instead of respect, they get resentment. Instead of admiration, they get indifference. They’re overlooked, not honored. Their efforts go unnoticed, their sacrifices unappreciated.
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