Linkathon!

What’s wrong with winsomeness?

The rise of the evangelical heretic…

The real work of the church…

Deconstruction or reconstruction?

Majority of Americans won’t hand out Halloween candy this year…

In defense of online seminary…

How not to become a celebrity pastor…

Why your imagination matters…

One way spiritual abuse happens…

Can’t we just get rid of some books of the Bible?

What keeps you going?

Are people in heaven praying for those on earth?

United Methodist church exits accelerate…

Resistance and rebellion…

Why Kanye is wrong…

How do we pray Psalm 137?

Is progressive Christianity counterfeit Gospel?

The false religion of “Americanism”…

Morality and the aims of politics…

The religious motivations behind Putin’s unholy war…

Seven trumpet blasts against Christian nationalism…

 

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4 Responses

  1. bob1 says:

    Another slam dunk from Russell Moore. Leaving the SBC hierarchy and joining CT looks like a really, really good thing to me.

  2. Nathan Priddis says:

    Bob 1. I read for a few seconds until I came to the pay wall. I know I shouldn’t judge a post by it’s first paragraphs but..
    Moore doesn’t identify his subjects, or at least not north of the pay wall.

    This is sop in Evangelalism. Moore’s subjects are identifying individuals in the Church as objects needing destruction. Moore can’t process this fact as a future civil war. Instead it’s like bad manners at the Holiday meal. It’s purely a non-tangible state of mind. Nobody is actually going to take action against other humans right?

  3. Duane Arnold says:

    Scanning several of the articles, I came to a conclusion. Much of what passes for Christianity in America at the present time would not even be recognized as such by the adherents of the early church. I say this not to push any particular agenda, but as someone who has devoted a substantial part of his life to the study of early Christianity. Future church historians will likely have to come up with a designation for this time in history, something similar to “the great apostasy”. All of us should be in sackcloth and ashes…

  4. Officerhoppy says:

    I really liked the “How Not to be a Celebrity” article

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