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2020 Review of the Queer in the Churches

Imagine being a pastor interviewing a youth group volunteer. Imagine being a pastor interviewing that volunteer knowing he was a

Something was nagging at the back of my mind while researching the growing acceptance of gay Christians among conservative and

[This is part five of a multi-part series on the soft-pedaling of homosexuality in the conservative churches.] The Nashville Statement:

What is the connection between Russell Moore, the Southern Baptist Convention and the heinousness of homosexuality? The ubiquitous Sam Allberry.

” ‘One more thing,’ he said. ‘No more Mr. McLeod. I’m your uncle now…I married your uncle, so I’m your

The promotion of Sam Allberry by The Gospel Coalition (TGC) is disconcerting. It is disconcerting because of what Allbery teaches.

(This is part one of a multi-part series investigating the subtle changes in conservative views on homosexuality. Part two here).

(Part 5 of a five part series) As much as so-called Christ-centered preaching seems desirable (who’s against Christ?), it is

As one reader noted, I am focusing on a specific type of Christocentric preaching. One gentleman called it “Covenant Preaching,”

(Part 4 of a five part series) My three-part series on Christ-centered or “Gospel preaching” (sermons that always have an