Southern Baptists are threatening to withhold funds from Moore’s agency. But they need him more than he needs them.
Read MoreAnti-Trump evangelicals claim they are giving up on the movement. Richard Mouw, an influential theologian and author, explains why he’s not.
Read MoreShould Anti-Trump Evangelicals Leave the Movement? Members disillusioned by support for the president-elect can more easily effect change if they stay put.
Read MorePat Roberston's extreme rhetoric and insensitivity has diminished his influence. He needs to step down.
Read MoreInterVarsity Christian Fellowship faced widespread backlash after it announced last week it would begin “involuntarily terminating” employees who hold a theological position supporting gay marriage. In a a public letter obtained by Religion News Service, 40 IVP authors call on IVCF head Tom Lin to immediately replace the policy with one that makes space for opposing views.
Read MoreInterVaristy will begin firing employees who voluntarily share that they have progressive views on marriage.
Read MoreWhich candidate does Miroslav Volf think Christians should vote for?
Read MoreBilly Graham’s grandson, Tullian Tchividjian, revealed this week that he was severely depressed and almost killed himself after extramarital affairs cost him his ministry and marriage. It seemed to me that there was more to this story so I spoke with Tullian about the details of that tumultuous period.
Read MoreIn August, it seemed that Trey Pearson of “Everyday Sunday” would become the first openly gay artist to grace the stage at a major Christian music festival. But when he publicly announced that he would be performing at Joshua Fest, not everyone was excited about the milestone. Eleven members of Joshua Fest’s production team threatened to quit if Pearson performed, so event leaders dropped him from their roster.
Read MoreDoes religious freedom have limits? If so, then surely child abuse exceeds those limits.
Read MoreThe “masculinity crisis” is perpetuated in Christian self-help books like John Eldridge’s Wild At Heart, which ascribes glory to the man who conquers mountains, charges hills, and takes no prisoners (his loving wife excepted). What message do they send to those who connect more with God-as-the-great-Lover than God-as-the-ultimate-He-Man? Not much that’s biblical, in my view.
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