What is happening in Evangelical land?
Reuters discovers Trump evangelical media.
Are evangelicals responsible for violence in the Middle East?
Evangelicals disrupt pre-Lenten partying in Brazil.
World Vision on Gaza:
Are evangelicals placing power over politics?
Russell Moore tries to explain why so many evangelical voters don’t care about character.
Shane Claiborne on Palm Sunday:
Steven Wolfe and Darryl Hart on Christian nationalism. Hart almost sounds like an Anabaptist here.
Roger Olsen offers reflection on yet another book about someone leaving evangelicalism.
British Baptists stay traditional on marriage.
World Vision was all in for World Water Day:
Is Trinity Evangelical Divinity School returning to its roots in the Evangelical Free Church of America?
Spanish evangelicals for creation care.
Blast from the past:
More stuff on the “Moscow (ID) Mood”
Jenna loves to “speak truth.” She certainly “spoke truth” as Trump’s election fraud lawyer. She spoke so much “truth” that she needed to plead guilty in the Georgia election case. But yet: Some don’t like it when a woman “speaks truth.” It’s hard to make this stuff up:
The Southern Baptist cappuccino machine controversy may hit the courtroom.
Bob Vander Plaats finally failed to pick the winner of the Iowa primary. Can we still call him an “evangelical kingmaker?” The streak has ended, but Vander Plaats cannot let go of Ron DeSantis:
Liberty University students love free speech:
The Liberty University Standing for Freedom Center followed-up the above tweet with this tweet:
Ted Cruz came to Liberty University in March 2015 in the hopes of securing the endorsement of then president Jerry Falwell Jr. In the end, Falwell endorsed Trump. Cruz and Trump put aside their differences. So, apparently, have Cruz and Liberty:
It looks like Ohio congressman Jim Jordan was there too:
Lance Wallnau is now hawking meat. No sign of Trump steaks though:
Jack Hibbs does a podcast on the people who will get left behind after The Rapture:
Eric Metaxas with some thoughts on D.E.I.:
Evangelicals have a new sports hero:
Tony Perkins comes to my father’s hometown:
If I recall, Perkins was silent on Lankford’s bipartisan immigration bill:
More on that Mark Driscoll “How Dare You! sermon.
Thomas Nelson Publishers will not publish John MacArthur’s latest book The War on Children.
Albert Mohler explains why so many young people support Palestine:
Al Mohler vs. the Pope on hell.
Conservatives want to takeover mainline denominations. They are calling their movement “Reconquista.” I have the same question Dan Silliman has:
Michael Bird’s facial expressions here are priceless: