Wednesday, September 28, 2016
On the Net: "The State of Theology: A Poll of Eternal Significance" and More
The State of Theology: A Poll of Eternal Significance
Over the next few weeks Ligonier Ministries web site will be publishing a series of articles highlighting and helping to interpret the key findings of the Ligonier-LifeWay State of American Theology 2016 Study. Learn More
Evangelicals' Favorite Heresies Revisited by Researchers
Reprising their ground-breaking study from two years ago, LifeWay Research and Ligonier Ministries released an update today on the state of American theology in 2016. Read More
Ligon Duncan on Why ‘No Creed But the Bible’ Is a Lousy Creed
What does it mean to be a confessional church? When making our case for a particular doctrine, is it fine to reference our confession of faith, or would it be best to just stick to Scripture? Isn’t the Bible enough for Christians in establishing our doctrine and practice? Should we demand church members subscribe to a particular view of a third-level doctrine? Read More
Seven Areas Where Pastors Have Failed at Reading Minds
Thom Rainer: "Hardly a week goes by where pastors do not share a story with me about their failure at mind reading." Read More
Crossway Reverses Decision to Make ESV Bible Text Permanent
Amid much public debate, publisher says strategy for a 'stable' Bible was a 'mistake.' Read More
Nine Debatable Thoughts about Contemporary Evangelism
Anyone interested in reaching people for Jesus has to face the reality that culture is changing dramatically – and we have to respond by considering our methods and approaches to evangelism. I understand that reality, but some of the current thoughts about evangelism are worthy of debate. Let me know your thoughts about these positions. Read More
Half Of Scots Say They Aren't Religious
Figures showing further decline in the number of Scots who say they are religious do not represent the full picture, the Church of Scotland has insisted. Read More
Christian Author Philip Yancey: Trump 'Stands Against Everything Christianity Believes
Evangelical author and speaker Philip Yancey has slammed pastors who support Donald Trump, saying he is "staggered" that Christians see him as a hero. Read More
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