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A Right to Kill? A Pastor’s Perspective on the Death Penalty (Joseph Giles)

February 11, 2021 by Guest Blogger

Over the last few days, both houses of Virginia’s legislature have passed bills that would end the practice of capital punishment in the Commonwealth. Sen. Scott Surovell (D) of Fairfax as well as Sen. Bill Stanley (R) of Franklin sponsored this bipartisan bill. For me, this is a sign of hope on many levels. There […]

I Have Something to Say: An Open Letter from Deryk Hayes

February 4, 2021 by Guest Blogger

To all that this may concern, Normally I would begin a letter such as this with a greeting that clearly explains my hope and prayer that the reader is doing well, encouraged, and in good spirits. In such an instance I would further go on to explain my purpose of the letter to the reader […]

What Kind of Report is This? The EC Task Force Report on the ERLC (Mike Miller)

February 2, 2021 by Guest Blogger

I’m writing this the day after the ERLC Study Task Force released its unanimous report of its work and findings. The Task Force was charged with reviewing the “past and present activities of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission” to determine whether its actions are proving to be detrimental to Cooperative Program giving. Their conclusion […]

The complicated feelings of being both pro-life & pro-Kamala as VP (Emily Snook)

January 22, 2021 by Guest Blogger

I stared at the test, willing the pink lines not to appear. I couldn’t do it. I couldn’t be pregnant again. It was too hard. I couldn’t bear the thought of another miscarriage, and I was terrified of what another birth would do to my already broken body. As the results became clear, and relief […]

At the Heart of the CRT Debate – at Least for Me (Daryl C. Cornett)

December 31, 2020 by Guest Blogger

The acrimony in the debate about Critical Race Theory in the SBC is reaching new heights. I believe we must have this discussion, but it need not tear us apart like it is currently. It is a deeply emotional and complex issue with great importance regarding our identity and our commitments as Southern Baptists.  On […]

Response to SBC Presidents on Critical Race Theory (Rick Armstrong)

December 30, 2020 by Guest Blogger

In my view, Critical Race Theory is neither primary nor necessary for followers of Christ to formulate a comprehensive, effective ministry that addresses the evils of white supremacy and racism in American society. God’s Word is the true lamp to our feet and light to our path. Nevertheless, we have a Christian and moral responsibility […]

A Letter from Dr. Jamie Dew to the NOBTS Faculty

December 24, 2020 by Guest Blogger

We received this letter from a friend of the NOBTS community. It was addressed to the faculty of NOBTS which was circulated around noon yesterday. After receiving the letter we contacted Dr. Dew for permission to post it here. Upon our request and our encouragement to him that this is an important statement which we […]

Response to Seminary Presidents’ Statement (Marshal Ausberry)

December 15, 2020 by Guest Blogger

SBC First Vice President and President of the National African American Fellowship of the SBC Marshal Ausberry, pastor of Antioch Baptist Church in Fairfax, VA, released the following statement this past Friday. You can also see the statement along with an interview with Baptist Press here. December 11, 2020 Over the last week and a […]

Look at Us! (Dr. CB Scott)

October 30, 2020 by Guest Blogger

Dr. CB Scott has been a pastor and an administrator both at SBC seminaries and colleges. He is now a DOM in Kentucky. He was a key player in the early days of blogging. He is an ardent Auburn Tigers fan. War Eagle! Former VP Joe Biden said something at the end of the recent […]

Discipleship Gap (by Jimmy Meek)

October 7, 2020 by Guest Blogger

Why are “professing” followers of Jesus not being a major part of the solution to our broken and divided American culture? I have been thinking a lot lately about where we have missed it over the years in training up believers to worship the person of King Jesus, and to delightfully be “all in” with […]

Nine Takeaways from LifeWay’s Theology Report (Scott Douglas)

September 16, 2020 by Guest Blogger

It’s fitting to write this while our church is hosting a weekly homeschool community through Classical Conversations. CC’s motto is “To Know God and make Him known.” It permeates everything they do. I hear my wife singing to her group of “Apprentices” about the Boston Tea Party and the class directly across the hall is […]

On Diverse Reading Lists: A Friendly Response to Denny Burk (Griffin Gulledge)

September 8, 2020 by Guest Blogger

This was originally posted on Griffin’s website, Contra Mundum (griffingulledge.com). It is reposted here with permission.  Disclaimer: During my time in Louisville, Denny Burk was the associate pastor of the church where I was a member. We maintain a friendly relationship to this day, and this post should be read as no exception to that. […]

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