

What is happening in Evangelical land?
A review of two new documentaries about evangelicalism.
Karen Swallow Prior on Tim Alberta’s new book:
Anglican evangelicals on the Uganda anti-LGBTQ policy.
Not all evangelicals believe women should be kept out of pulpits:
Tish Harrison Warren on a “consistent ethic of life“
The New York Times reviews last week’s Southern Baptist Convention meeting. Not everyone likes it:
The National Association of Evangelicals on Juneteenth:
Also the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities:
Evangelicals minister to gang members in El Salvador.
Nathan Finn on Juneteenth. Tom Buck responds:
“Ding Dong”:
Is Alister McGrath correct here?:
Evangelical women who fight for their LGBTQ children.
Roberts Wesleyan University names a new president.
Blast from the past:
Mike Pence: Evangelical candidate for president.
Sean seems to believe that God punishes people through baseball games:
A story of a woman at Bob Jones University who was fired because she wouldn’t allow child care workers to spank her son.
The SBC’s list of women pastors. Read the list here.
Beth seems to think that ordinary evangelicals know what is happening among evangelical thought leaders. “We’ve been talking about if for a while.”:
Beth also thinks most evangelicals read MSNBC.
Mike Pence has a new book coming out.
Samuel Rodriguez and Rod Parsley are “taking dominion”:
Mike Pompeo’s speech to the Conservative Baptist Network’s New Orleans event.
Eric Metaxas, the biographer of Martin Luther, is now quoting Kuyper:
A court allows members of McLean Bible Church in Virginia to continue their suit against the church.
“How Great is Our God”:
Another megachurch pastor behaving badly.
Mike Huckabee on the “freak flag”:
“Freedom Sunday” is coming back to First Baptist-Dallas. Get ready for flags and fireworks in the sanctuary:
Former Trump court evangelical PR guy Johnnie Moore on social media:
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary’s new president.
Franklin Graham on Jeopardy! and the Lord’s Prayer:
A Satanic worship band will imitate Sean Feucht’s tour:
Any good historian knows this: