What is happening in Evangelical land?
Richard Ostling notices Daniel K. Williams’s piece, “Five Emerging Factions in Evangelical Higher Education.”
This impromptu evangelical worship service on a place is making the rounds on social media:
More on how Ohio U.S. Senate candidate Josh Mandel runs his campaign “through churches.”
Jenna Ellis and Owen Strachan start talking about Easter and then move, almost seamlessly, to a discussion of the Judeo-Christian founding of America. Owen seems to be making an argument. I have no idea what Jenna is talking about:
Albert Mohler explains to his readers why he believes Mormons are not Christians.
The latest from Lance:
Franklin Graham on praying for Putin.
Not all conservative evangelicals like the idea of Elon Musk buying Twitter. Here is Trump court journalist David Brody of the Christian Broadcasting Network:
Blast from the past:
Pentecostalism and the global poor.
More on Tucker Carlson’s visit to a California megachurch where he announced he was not vaccinated.
The “Rapture Index“
The National Association of Evangelicals launches a racial justice initiative.
The president of the National Association of Evangelicals talks with CNN about “depolarizing” faith:
More reporting on sexual misconduct at New York’s Hillsong.
Warren boils it down well:
More antics from Greg Locke. This time he is calling for people to use their 2nd Amendment rights against “Democrat games”
True:
The critiques of Jesus and John Wayne have moved into the meme world:
More truth:
Evangelical pastors on the meaning of baptism.
Tony Dungy on Easter: