What is happening in evangelical land?
The New York Times obituary for WORLD magazine founder Joel Belz.
Randall Balmer on his father’s evangelicalism.
More on the recent conference on Carl F.H. Henry’s The Uneasy Conscience of Modern Fundamentalism.
Conflict at Boston’s Park Street Church
National Association of Evangelicals president Walter Kim on racial justice.
The history of Christian contemporary music.
Russell Moore on Alexei Navalny’s courage
Tony Evans on why we need Black History Month
Spanish evangelicals on the Bible and freedom.
Rick Ostrander talks Christian higher education.
Evangelicals uniting in East Prussia.
Young evangelicals are not supporting Israel
Evangelicals are addressing Europe’s agricultural crisis.
Blast from the past:
John MacArthur’s latest: Martin Luther King Jr. was not a Christian. He also thinks The Gospel Coalition is “woke.” On the latter, Jenna Ellis, who pushed the Big Lie about the 2020 election, thinks MacArthur stands for truth:
Southern Baptists expel two churches for mishandling sexual abuse.
Al Mohler: Women pastors have never ‘made sense” to Southern Baptists.
Os Guinness is still pushing the “American Revolution was Christian/ the French Revolution was secular” thesis:
An evangelical megachurch is going up in Storm Lake, Iowa.
Tony Perkins on Christian nationalism:
Mohler on the Alabama frozen embryo case:
If Greg Laurie is correct, and anti-Semitism is a sign of the “end times,” then we have been in the “end times” for a long, long time.
Photo-ops:
The head of the National Religious Broadcasters on Trump: “He gets us.”
An evangelical pastor calls Trump the “Antichrist.”
Pro-Israel evangelicals are funding Trump’s presidential run.
Lance Wallnau on the border:
The Christian nationalist Center for Renewing America. The leader of the center defends himself on Steve Bannon’s show:
How evangelical theologian Roger Olsen “got canceled.”
The Barton’s talk about their new book:
Charlie Kirk will be at an evangelical megachurch near you this weekend:
More on that Bible punt.
Criticism of Jack Hibbs’s prayer before Congress: