What is happening in Evangelical land?
Sojourners reviews Rob Reiner’s film “God and Country”
The battle for souls in the deepest Amazon.
The folks at the Institute on Religion & Democracy commemorate the 75th anniversary of Carl F.H. Henry’s The Uneasy Conscience
Russell Moore responds to the death of Alexei Navalny:
Peter Leithart on why so many evangelicals will vote for Trump
Russell Moore and Leah Payne talk Christian contemporary music.
Justin Giboney on integrity and impartiality:
Roger Olsen is giving some attention to Glenn Tinder’s The Political Meaning of Christianity.
World Relief opens an office in Wisconsin:
Evangelicals help rebuild Ukraine churches.
Joel Osteen’s church will have a service of “healing” following the recent shooting.
Shane Claiborne on Tucker Carlson on Navalny:
Karen Swallow Prior on the “biblical manhood” industry.
What Southern Baptists need to face.
Blast from the past:
Ralph Reed on Israel.
Eight deacons at a Southern Baptist church in Arkansas quit because they won’t sign a loyalty pledge to the past.
James Dobson celebrates Tony Dungy for Black History Month:
An evangelism masterclass:
Jemar Tisby talks with the director of Rob Reiner’s film, “God and Country”:
Why Elisabeth Elliott is trending.
Tony Perkins responds to the discredited informant in the GOP’s Biden impeachment efforts:
I am guessing Perkins opposed the bipartisan border bill written by James Lankford, Chris Murphy, and Krysten Sinema:
Paul Matzko appears on Warren Throckmorton’s David Barton podcast:
Evangelicals continue to respond to the “He Gets Us” Super Bowl ads. And here.
David Barton’s new book.
Tim Barton explains Wallbuilders:
More reporting on the Paul Pressler scandal in the Southern Baptist Convention.
Neo-Marxism! Neo-Marxism!
Should Christians watch sports?:
Sean Feucht’s latest conspiracy theory:
Evangelicals like Sean Feucht love Trump:
Did Spurgeon take down Marx in England?
Jack Hibbs prayed in congress:
“This is what neo-Marxism looks like.” This is what neo-red baiting looks like.