What is going on Evangelicalland?
Evangelicals cited for passing out bologna sandwiches without a permit! How dare they!
I pray this is true:
Some evangelicals are supporting Joe Biden’s infrastructure plan.
Are nones less vaccinated than evangelicals?:
“Non-woke truth church”:
A Jerry Falwell Jr. podcast is titled “In God We Lust”
An Oklahoma evangelist dies of COVID.
Franklin Graham and James Dobson are now taking on court packing. Let’s see if they take the same position when the next conservative president tries to pack the court:
The National Association of Evangelicals is promoting a different kind of Christian politics:
This guy is controversial and getting a lot of press, but I am still not sure how much influence he has beyond his 105k twitter followers.
Is this evangelical anti-anti-racist playing fast and loose with the evidence?:
Beth Allison Barr sees hope in evangelical Christianity.
Shouldn’t a minister like Robison be more concerned about his grandchildren following Jesus?:
Is evangelicalism still evangelicalism if we take away its embrace of “unjust systems?” Fred Clark (Slacktivist) is not sure.
James Dobson takes on critical race theory:
How to write about the McClean Bible Church controversy.
Robert Jeffress is bringing in the big guns to lead worship at First Baptist Dallas:
Blast from the past:
Russell Moore on the future of evangelicalism
Southern Baptists and the National Association of Evangelicals argue that there is no constitutional basis for abortion in America.
This kind of binary thinking is what fundamentalism is all about:
A Watertown, South Dakota pastor says that evangelicals should not rely on politics to change the world. He is right. His piece echoes the arguments of this book.
Evangelicals get behind Marcus T. Coleman, the new director of the Department of Homeland Security’s Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships.
What is Jenna Ellis implying here?:
The Duggars are in the news again.
Eric Metaxas talks about his weekend in Plymouth, Massachusetts and the “Forefathers Monument.” I was also recently “with” people from an evangelical church in Plymouth. Listen here.
Richard Land thinks the evangelical voting bloc is alive and well. He may be right. But is evangelicalism as a religious movement alive and well?
The number of vaccinated evangelicals seems to be growing.
Secure their safety?:
Evangelist Nick Hall seems to be doing good work at the border.
Central Baptist College (AR) and The Kings University (TX) join the Coalition for Christian Colleges & Universities:
A Presbyterian Church in America pastor returns to the pulpit after accusation of sexual misconduct.
True:
Historians know this:
Christian music programs at evangelical colleges.
This is rich coming from Trump lackey Charlie Kirk:
“Several thousand times”:
CRU closes down its diversity institute:
