What is happening in Evangelical land?
Eighteen Christian colleges have closed since COVID-19.
Charles Stanley’s last words to his son Andy.
1968: Young Life defends human dignity.
Methodist congregations are leaving the United Methodist Church in droves:
More on the divisions in the Anglican Church over LGBTQ issues.
A new book on Ruth Bell Graham.
Historians, most notable David Chappell, have described the civil rights movement as a religious revival of sorts. Check out his book Stone of Hope, published in 2005.
A megachurch opens an auto repair shop.
Charles Stanley’s memorial service included messages from Franklin Graham, Chuck Swindoll, Tony Evans, Robert Jeffress, Robert Morris, David Jeremiah, and Donald Trump.
Evangelicals will respond to SatanCon.
What is happening at the former Nyack College?
Justin Giboney on Christian nationalism:
Northern Seminary appoints an acting president.
Rick Warren is getting ready for the next stage of life.
Blast from the past:
A conservative charismatic evangelical Christian and Trump supporter on his new book. He is also upset about people comparing conservative evangelicals to the Taliban.
Sean Feucht speaks about his dominionism:
âProverbs says, âWhen the righteous are in rule, the people rejoice.â We want to see the righteous in rule. Jesus prayed, âLet thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.â We want to see Godâs will done on Earth as it is in Heaven. We are called to be âsalt and lightâ to this world, and that includes being salt and light to America,â Feucht told The Christian Post while referencing Proverbs 29:2 and other Scripture in response to several questions about the rejection of Christian nationalism by Barber and other Christian leaders.
âIt is unbiblical and un-American to tell Christians that our faith disqualifies us from participating in this great democracy. How can Christians complain and whine about how dark, corrupt and crooked the political realm is if we arenât bringing the light and hope of Jesus to it?â he asked. âWhat laws are there outside of the biblical moral law? What other standard is there to base the laws of a nation upon? Why would it be controversial for a believer to want righteousness, justice and godliness? Why would it be controversial to want believers to be writing the laws and governing under the fear of the Lord?â
Evangelical organizations want Joe Biden to do something about religious persecution on Vietnam.
Robert Jeffress on the Trump rape trial: âAll of these questions have been litigated over and over again â they were litigated in 2016 and again in 2020 â and in both cases, evangelicals voted for Trump by a whopping 80 percent. And I believe they will do so when he becomes the GOP nominee in 2024. Most evangelicals believe Trump is the most pro-life, pro-religious liberty, pro-Israel president in the history of our country. And thatâs why he is winning the evangelical vote.â
Charlie Kirk on Tucker Carlson’s Fox News exit: It “is unexpected, and you better believe it is significant, not just for media, but for the entire civilization….”
Jack Hibbs speaks at Liberty University convocation:
Tony Perkins on the Tucker Carlson exit from Fox News:
Sarah Huckabee Sanders is selling beer coolers.
David Barton appears to be popular in Oklahoma school libraries:
A spokesperson for Liberty University’s Standing for Freedom Center:
Students at Whitworth University, a Christian university in Spokane, Washington, rejected a speaker who survived the Chinese cultural revolution. Liberty University is not happy about it. If Liberty’s Standing for Freedom Center is complaining about it, there is a very good chance that there is more to this story.
Apparently Joe Biden is not manly enough for Charlie Kirk:
Last time I checked the Bible does not contain all truth:
A debate over evolution:
Eric Metaxas and Dick Morris on the firing of Tucker Carlson. Metaxas continues to say that the 2020 election was stolen:
Joe Biden is running for president again. Albert Mohler takes his shots.
A “site to behold”:
It looks like Mike Stone is running for SBC president again:
Tom Buck on Tucker Carlson:
More from Sean Feucht:
Sean and Tucker:
Proud to be a Whitworth alum. The speaker was not denied because she was Chinese but because she publicly espouses radical right wing views that are completely contrary to Whitworthâs commitment to diversity.
If Whitworth is as genuinely committed to diversity as you say, then I should think they would be eager to create a space for this supposedly “right wing” Chinese writer. Colleges and universities should be spaces where students are exposed to an array of diverse, challenging, and sometimes disagreeable ideas and perspectives. The most significant organization in the US right now defending the First Amendment agrees.
https://www.thefire.org/news/whitworth-student-government-denies-tpusa-request-invite-chinese-dissident-campus-citing-anti
“Sarah Huckabee Sanders is selling beer coolers.”
Southern Baptist woman is selling drug paraphernalia?
Indeed Jay. What is Whitworth afraid of?
It appears that Whitworth needs to catch-up to Cornell, Vanderbilt, Harvard, Penn State and Stanford Law in their commitments to diversity:
https://currentpub.com/2023/05/02/the-washington-post-praises-recent-moves-to-defend-free-speech-on-college-campuses/
It’s amazing to see how evangelicals are responding to this Bud Light-transgender thing. Franklin Graham even posted about how Bud Light was going to “harm their brand” by having Dylan M. as a spokesperson. Can you imagine an evangelical leader even ten years ago being concerned about a beer company’s “brand”?