What is happening in Evangelical land?
World Vision USA celebrates International Women’s Day:
Late Canadian prime minister Brian Mulroney and evangelicals.
Kay and Rick Warren have started a new non-profit:
Rick on the Kingdom of God:
D.G. Hart: Evangelicalism is a religious movement, not a disease.
Shane on politics:
A Spanish evangelical feminist on the constitutionalization of abortion in France.
Megan Basham did not like Biden’s State of the Union Address. Rich Stearns, former president of World Vision, is having none of it:
The nominees for the president of the Southern Baptist Convention.
Justin Giboney on why John MacArthur is wrong about MLK.
The National Association of Evangelicals meets in Southern California:
Blast from the past:
The billionaire evangelicals who are funding climate change denial.
Yes, what if this were true?:
A Christian college administrator thinks the future of evangelical higher education is counterculturalism and marginalization.
Lance loves Alex:
Focus on the Family on the legacy of Francis Schaeffer.
Apparently God rejected globalization at the Tower of Babel:
And Metaxas has his back:
Metaxas urges some evangelicals to find another church. Let’s remember that he believes Andy Stanley, the late Tim Keller, and Russell Moore are “not alive to the unprecedented threat of totalitarian government.”
Do not attend a church that will not show my movie!:
Charismatic Christian leaders: Mike Bickle is unfit for ministry.
God gave Samuel Rodriguez “a word” and now, “for such a time as this,” he is on the red carpet at the Academy Awards:
Another example of Tim Barton praying fast and loose with the historical record. So many problems here. I don’t have time to develop my critique right now, but if only one reader contacts me I will do so in the coming days
Yes, Jack. But the early church in Rome did not have a plan to take over the Roman Empire:
Sean also had issues with the State of the Union address:
Robert Jeffress also had a problem with the speech:
Neither did Jack Graham:
And Albert Mohler:
They don’t check for green cards at First Baptist-Dallas:
As expected:
Tony is in Israel:
Well, at least some people liked Katie Britt’s response to the State of the Union:
Perkins and Mohler on rights:
Trump-supporting megachurch pastor Greg Laurie on lying:
“Best movie for mature audiences?”:
“A quirky Christian belief”:
Mike Pence on the MESSENGER:
Jim Wallis’s new book on Christian Nationalism:
Is AI racist?:
Apparently Andrew T. Walker forgets that there are a lot of Christian perspectives in “secular” journalism today. Heck, they even publish stuff like this. Here is his tweet:
This sounds like Christian nationalism to me:
When You Can Conveniently Do So, I would like to hear what you have to say about the Barton claim of the Founding Fathers praying in Congress. Thank you for reading this, and your book about America as a Christian nation.
Will do, Wingate!