What is happening in Evangelical land?
Evangelicals discussing the future of evangelicalism.
Shane Claiborne meets a guy in a Ferrari:
Liberty University’s Standing for Freedom Center loves Elon Musk, a defender of transhumanism, opponent of climate change, and a globalist:
Gary Bauer too. This is going to get “good” when Musk starts using Twitter to advance his ideas. This should put Bauer’s commitment to free speech to the test:
A revival of “spiritual warfare“
Three comments on the following video:1). This shows an utter lack of understanding of how the president was chosen in the 18th-century. Washington and Adams did not run on a ticket. 2). Do Christian nationalists really want to promote a nominal Anglican and a Unitarian? 3). Sorry Tim, but there was not a “White House” in 1789. Watch:
Interesting piece on Frank Peretti’s This Present Darkness, but it seems odd that these journalists don’t quote or reference historian Daniel Silliman.
French evangelicals ask Emmanuel Macron to preserve religious freedom.
Franklin in Dad’s old Range Rover:
The media can’t stop covering Jerry Falwell Jr.
A Hispanic evangelical school comes to Somerville, Massachusetts.
Jim Wallis heads over to Substack:
The Department of Education is investigating Liberty University’s handling of rape charges.
Jack Graham’s Texas megachurch hires an apologetics minister.
Blast from the past:
Evangelicals and the L.A. riots of 1992.
Charlie and Dinesh are hitting the trail:
More binary thinking from Charlie, America’s anti-intellectual parading as a “thought leader”:
Evangelicals “top charity” is St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital.
Tony Perkins doing what he does best, bringing electoral politics into the church:
Evangelicalism in Latin America is growing. Catholicism is declining.
Probably good pop psychology here, but not very biblical:
I’d love to hear Paula White give a sermon on human depravity and the brokenness of creation:
James Robison too (I didn’t know he was a Christian anarchist):
One of Donald Trump’s most diehard supporters:
Is Albert Mohler really a Baptist?
Don’t forget Regent University!
A conservative Southern Baptist website defends Robert Jeffress.
Gotta love Huck–such a man of Christian compassion:
An evangelical church in Kansas City opens a thrift store.
Conservative Baptists are coming to Memphis. Jeffress will be there. It looks like he is gearing-up for the November elections:
Evangelical men gather in Missouri to hear Josh Hawley and watch monster trucks.
An evangelical pastor finds a giant KMart sign on his lawn.
I guess I can’t be Italian-American or Slovakian-American anymore:
I didn’t know that Land Rovers were amphibious.