What is happening in Evangelical land?
Carl Trueman talks more about “evangelical elites”:
An important reminder:
This is also worth considering:
Actually, today’s Trotskyists are some of the strongest opponents of the 1619 Project and race-based identity politics. Mr. O’Fallon obviously doesn’t “know” their “playbook,” but mentioning Trotsky in a tweet is sure to rally the base.
These are the people who come to Charlie Kirk events. He will be at a megachurch near you this weekend. Kirk denounces killing people not because it’s wrong, but because such a claim “plays into all their plans”:
Not everyone likes John Hagee.
According to Liberty University, the Atlanta Braves’ appearance in the World Series is some kind of cosmic revenge:
Just to clarify: “Making kids feel bad for being white” and Critical Race Theory are not the same thing:
Alan Noble on “belonging to God“
They also thought the New Deal was socialist:
Evangelicals and the Council for National Policy.
Jack Hibbs just got off a phone call with Mike Pompeo:
An evangelical in the church of England.
Beth Moore talks about leaving the Southern Baptist Convention:
Patriot pastors. Also, Shane makes a cameo at Greg Locke’s church:
Reunited and it feels so good:
Metaxas goes on Newsmax and wastes no time comparing Obama to Hitler:
Is Jesus the only way?
An evangelical group sues the University of Houston-Clear Lake.
Katherine Hayhoe: Evangelical climate scientist.
Blast from the past:
Apparently “evangelicalism” is falling and “emergent” is rising.
The Holy Post tackles contemporary evangelicalism:
Rachel Held Evans continues to speak to the church.
I tend to side with Gardner here:
Owen Strachan calls out another “false teacher.”
I’ve been reading Lance Wallnau for a few years now. He seems pretty anxious:
An ousted VP at the National Religious Broadcasters lands a gig at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Is Charlie Kirk now a PETA supporter?:
More on evangelical fracturing.
Good luck with that Samuel Rodriguez:
“Crack-smoking, demon-possessed leftists”: A Trump court evangelical runs for Congress.
History is complex, but David Barton only wants you to see one side. First, the letter Barton references in this tweet goes on to say: “[The Bible] contains more of my little Phylosophy than all the Libraries I have Seen; and Such Parts of it as I cannot reconcile to my little Phylosophy I postpone for future Investigation.” In a March 28, 1816 letter to his son, John Adams also said: :”An incarnate God!!! An eternal, self-existent omnipresent omniscient Author of this stupendous Universe suffering on a Cross!!! My Soul starts with horror, at the idea.”
I want to know how David Barton reconciles the Lincoln quote below with his latest performance at a California megachurch:
Meanwhile, the Bartons are getting some of their Constitutional history from pro-insurrection congresswoman Lauren Boebert:
Mike Pence is living large.
I agree with Perkin’s commentary here, but I am not sure I understand the message the same way as Tony:
Again, amen! We must bear witness:
Robert Jeffress is preaching two sermons on Romans 12:2.
Jack Graham is supporting his good friend:
Al Mohler gives advice to women:
Ohio Senate candidates debate at an event sponsored by the Center for Christian Virtue American Leadership Forum.
Tim Keller on Christians and the pursuit of power:
Evangelicals loving exvangelicals
Jim Wallis on Sinema and Manchin:
A case for Christian colleges
Owen Strachan on something called “Leftism”:
“Celebrity-style commercialized worship“
Keith and Kristyn Getty have a new album:
