

What is happening in Evangelical land?
Church of England evangelicals continue to oppose same-sex blessings.
David French on humility and Christian politics.
Are evangelicals becoming less Southern Baptist?
A Christian contemporary music duo is taking heat for appearing with musicians from Bethel Church in Redding, CA.
Roger Olsen on the way evangelicals were.
Michael Wear’s forthcoming book:
Vivek Ramaswamy, a Hindu, courts evangelical voters.
The Salvation Army turns 158.
A Christianity Today writer on what makes a good church:
Bart Barber, the president of the Southern Baptist Convention:
An evangelical pastor is mayor of Colorado Springs.
Can AI help with Bible translation?
An evangelical megachurch in Northern Ireland.
Ed Stetzer throws out the first pitch before a White Sox game:
Music in big evangelical churches and little evangelical churches.
News from Greg Laurie’s Harvest Crusade.
A student at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary continues to advance on America’s Got Talent.
Justin Giboney on critical race theory.
Blast from the past:
A Texas Baptist church apologizes after the release of “Shiny Happy People.”
Satanists are organizing against evangelical worship leader Sean Feucht. Both sides look pretty foolish:
Is evangelical orthodoxy dangerous?
Should evangelicals start taking-over towns?
Franklin Graham continues his opposition to the LGBTQ community:
Is it possible for God to be “finished” with a place?:
A Bill Hybels disciple gets a big gig.
Should Uganda execute people for homosexual practice? A conservative evangelical writer weighs-in.
Jack Hibbs says that those who question his view of American history are “demomic.” He repeats the false story of George Washington praying at Valley Forge and even gets the name of the painter wrong. (We debunked this myth in Was America Founded as a Christian nation?). Watch:
The Pentecostal prophets gather. Eric Metaxas thinks the cocaine in the White House will go down in the history books as a disgrace on America. It’s “pure evil” according to Metaxas and God is exposing it:
Dondi Costin begins his work as president of Liberty University. Jonathan Falwell is by his side.
So much for all truth is God’s truth:
Beth Moore is getting nervous about Twitter: