Rogers is the long-serving pastor of Trinity Baptist Church in Norman, Oklahoma; and has been a leader within the Southern Baptist Convention. He states the following in the book, “Christianity and American Culture Today”: (…You) should never equate social justice with God’s justice, as revealed in Scripture, because social justice […]
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More Criswell: The Cost of Rejecting Biblical Truth
Several days ago, I had posted a speech by Dr. W.A. Criswell, the former pastor of First Baptist Church, Texas. Under his leadership, that church grew to 26,000 members. I have another video to share today. This was given during a Pastor’s Conference at the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting […]
Victimization At The Movie Theater
There was a fairly striking story at the News and Record website this morning. Rev. William Barber used to lead the state NAACP and later formed his own national civil rights organization. He visited a movie theater earlier this week in eastern North Carolina where he resides. Barber is morbidly […]
“Unify Project” Another SBC Swerve To The Left
I recently became aware of an initiative led by two former presidents of the Southern Baptist Convention. It is called the “Unify Project”. What is the purpose of this project? It is putatively to further racial reconciliation. The question then arises as to how this program works. The website gives […]
Applies To Big Portions of the American Church
Did Rick Warren Make An Extortionary Threat Against The Southern Baptist Convention?
Once again, the meeting occurs this week. Rick Warren appears to be poised to force the issue of female pastors. Check this out: (HT: Fred) During a recent podcast with Christianity Today Editor-in-Chief Russell Moore, he warned, “We [Saddleback churches] don’t need the Southern Baptist Convention. They need the 6,000 purpose-driven churches […]
Evangelicalism Shifting Further Left
Megan Basham is a journalist who has done work for World Magazine, the Daily Wire and First Things. She has put together a brilliant, outstanding video in which she shares her own testimony, but more importantly in which she scrutinizes the contemporary Evangelical church. She discusses both the Southern Baptist […]
Pushing “Social Justice” Isn’t Biblical
“Social Justice” is a term that sounds nice. However, it is routinely used to advocate for socialism– i.e. redistributing resources or advantages in certain directions. Indeed, “social justice” is really a proxy term for socialism. When clergy advocate explicitly for social justice, it is highly misguided because they are effectively […]