What Counts as Religious Persecution?
You may have heard about the pastor in Alberta, James Coates, who has been arrested recently in connection with his church’s gathering... Read More
A Question of Discernment
About 25 years ago I was privileged to take several seminary courses that focused on the science of textual criticism. Textual criticism... Read More
8 Leadership Lessons from COVID-19
It has been over 8 months since the initial major responses to the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. Various local, state, and... Read More
Don’t Be Too Concerned About the “Evangelical Witness”
From time to time someone raises a concern about how a particular event, trend, or activity will harm the “evangelical witness.” “Evangelicals”... Read More
How Can We Simultaneously “Submit to Every Ordinance of Man” and “Obey God Rather Than Men”?
The intersection of Acts 5:29 and 1 Peter 2:13 encapsulates a tension facing many churches today. Harmonizing these texts is not a... Read More
Why Many Believe Christians Hate LGBTQ Individuals
As Democrats in the Senate yesterday sought to pass the Equality Act (which would remove some key current protections for religious organizations),... Read More
Arguments and Narratives
In Monday’s edition of the Briefing, Al Mohler spent some time discussing a recent letter signed by over 1,000 health professionals. One... Read More
Pandemic Evangelism: Spreading the Gospel, Not the Virus (Step Four)
In light of the challenging time, I have been writing a series of posts designed to help us think through how to... Read More
Pandemic Evangelism: Spreading the Gospel, Not the Virus (Part 3c)
This is a really strange time for ministry generally and evangelism specifically. Over the last few weeks, I have been writing a series of short posts designed... Read More
Pandemic Evangelism: Spreading the Gospel, Not the Virus (Step 3b)
This is a really strange time for ministry generally and evangelism specifically. Over the last few weeks, I have been writing a series of short posts designed to... Read More