What is happening in Evangelical land?
Evangelicals continue to drive support for Israel.
French evangelicals march against antisemitism.
Matthew Lee Anderson on Karen Swallow Prior’s “evangelical imagination.”
The Mike Johnson porn-blocker app story won’t disappear.
Walter Kim of the National Association of Evangelicals talks about the Middle East with Lanre Williams-Ayedun of World Relief
National Public Radio tries to get to the bottom of Mike Johnson’s politicized faith.
An evangelical pro-lifer says when it comes to abortion, evangelicals may have won the battle but they are losing the war.
Evangelical theologian Roger Olson on Pope Francis.
The Irish Times covers the movie “The Mission” and the tragic story of missionary John Chau.
More news on Seattle Pacific University’s LGBTQ case.
Spanish evangelicals love C.S. Lewis and Narnia.
Evangelical megachurch pastor and author Max Lucado on the Christmas season.
Saddleback Church leaves its Southern Baptist state convention.
Blast from the past:
Once again, Southern Baptist Al Mohler is telling the Pope how to be Catholic.
Mike Johnson’s connections to Living Waters Publications.
Charlie Kirk continues to be a model of Christian discourse:
The Illinois pastor (Missouri Synod Lutheran) named in the Georgia election fraud case will not flip on Trump.
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson and Christians United for Israel founder John Hagee support Israel on the National Mall. Hagee’s appearance is getting some blowback. Here is Hagee:
“Holy Troublemakers,” “men who never grow up,” a lot of stuffed, taxidermy, and youth groups suck. Yup, it’s just another day on the Eric Metaxas Radio Show:
Sojourners calls for a “trans-affirming evangelicalism.”
Lance Wallnau on Pope Francis. His follower–Timothy Dooley–seems to be on board:
Franklin Graham is in Israel. He met and prayed with Bibi:
Nancy Wilson of Moscow, Idaho:
I don’t follow this world of Reformed Christianity as closely as I probably should, but this is really getting crazy. Doug Wilson (see above) and Anthony Bradley:
The pastor of a Nashville megachurch, a disciple of Tim Keller, resigns due to an “unhealthy leadership style.” Also here.
“Providentially hindered?”:
Is this megachurch too loud?
If you need to revive the “War on Christmas,” Gary Bauer is your man. He’s been fighting this fight decades:
John Cooper, the lead singer of the Christian band Skillet, has a self-published new book out titled Wimpy, Weak, and Woke: How Truth Can Save America From Utopian Destruction.
There is going to be a “God’s Not Dead 5“
“The world is going to be burned-up.” I think Bob Jeffress should read some N.T. Wright. He should start with Surprised by Hope.
Reports of a revival at Jentezen Franklin’s church in Georgia. The revival was led by this guy.
Tony and Ted talk about cultural Marxism and Ted’s new book:
Rosaria Butterfield accuses several Christian organizations of promoting lies about sexuality.
Does Josh Buice want what is best for Robert George?:
Sean Feucht loves the homeless:
When Sean’s song goes to #1, God wins: