

What is going on in Evangelicalland?
A lot of Southern Baptist stuff. You can get up to speed here and here and here and here and here.
Will the hard right of the Southern Baptist Convention leave the denomination?
The pirate ship sunk:
The investigation will happen:
Billy Graham’s grandson:
Revealing (#noRussellMoore):
Interesting take:
The National Association of Evangelicals supports housing for survivors of trafficking:
The National Association of Evangelicals tackles racial injustice:
A review of reviews on the recent PBS Billy Graham documentary.
Jim Wallis is the inaugural chair of faith and justice at the McCourt School of Public Policy at Georgetown University:
Gillis Harp reviews Crawford Gribben, Survival and Resistance in Evangelical America: Christian Reconstruction in the Pacific Northwest
Jack Hibbs is promoting Ira Stoll’s biography of Samuel Adams. I reviewed this book back in 2008. Stoll’s book is much more complex than Hibbs presents it here:
Court evangelical journalist David Brody will interview Trump:
Tim Keller offers an update:
A female seminarian on Twitter
Rachel Held Evans’s children’s book
Two Liberty University professors review the 1619 Project and come close to saying that the past has nothing to do with the present. There point about reductionism is worth thinking about, but they do not model it here. If they did, they would have said that the 1619 Project raises important points about racism in American life. They also do not deal with Trump’s 1776 Project, but instead talk about this one. It seems like they don’t know about Trump’s 1776 Commission or else are deliberately ignoring it. The interview ends with a clarion call to keep engaging in the culture wars.
The unmasking of American evangelicalism
“Praise God for for REAL leaders”:
An Australian writer wonders if Trump destroyed American evangelicalism
Catholics, Evangelicals, and Pentecostals together
John Hagee is hanging out in Israel with Nikki Haley:
The director of the National Institutes of Health says COVID-19 vaccines are an answer to prayer.
Evangelicals and Title IX
Blast from the Past:
Evangelicals gather in Israel to pray for Israel
“In God We Trust”:
Evangelicals chip-away at Roe v. Wade.
Franklin Graham remembers the good old days:
Robert Jeffress on the state of the Southern Baptist Convention.
Did I mention that David Barton is the speaker at Jeffress’s God and country celebration?:
Tony Perkins continues the critical race theory fight:
Thank you Kate!