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A herd of Southern Baptists met in Dallas, and these were my thoughts about the Convention, its Reformers and its Normies.
This is the third in a three-part book review series. This examines a book seeking to pull back the curtain on intentional and malicious influencing of the Christian church by outside sources.
This is the first in a three-part series reviewing three books. "Life in the Negative World" by Aaron Renn urges Christians and churches to consider the reality of a culture that hates them.
After 37 years in Southern Baptist ministry, I attended my first SBC annual meeting. I wasn't disappointed. Here's my takeaways.
There are over 46,000 Baptist churches in the United States - not enough for one on every street corner, but in some places, it feels like it. These congregational, down-to-earth evangelicals may hold a cultural key to influencing a post-Christian nation.
I took a journey on the Segue Bus after reading a 10+ year-old article about Jen Hatmaker that made me laugh. Set aside about 20 minutes and take this journey with me through articles and observations with the benefit of hindsight.
As much as we may enjoy watching other people have adventures, brave challenges and risk their lives from the safety of a screen, there's one colossal epic that has our names written in it. Non-participation is not an option. We have to leave our Shires.
Each year I highlight the top posts based on traffic to my site. It’s a challenge to figure out these days because Substack doesn’t have great metrics or stats to summarize things. (Hint, hint, Substack!) Top Posts from 2023 Here…
This book documents the extraordinary craziness and extra-biblical excess of Bethel and IHOPKC and other churches influenced by and promoting the heresies of the New Apostolic Reformation.