Tag Archives: Albert Mohler
Young American Males – A Coming Religious Resurgence?
To the surprise of many, it seems there is a notable shift occurring among young American males. While young women seem to be holding the politically-correct line of feminism and wokeism, some young men are bailing on leftist ideology and moving to the right politically and socially.
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Tagged #MeToo, Albert Mohler, American Survey Center, Andrew Tate, Axios, Ben Shapiro, Charlie Kirk, DEI, Donald Trump, Douglas Wilson, Equipmundo, feminism, Foundations in Faith, Gen Z, Greg Laurie, J.L. Partners, Joe Rogan, Jordan Peterson, Kamala Harris, LGTQIA+ rights, Matt Walsh, Orthodox Church, Pew Research, The New York Times
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The Mistake by the Lake: Alistair Begg, Public Sins, and the Decay of Evangelicalism
In a recent American Reformer article detailing the decay of doctrine among Evangelicals, the point that generated the most attention by far concerned popular pastor Alistair Begg’s counsel from September of last year in which he advised a woman to attend her grandchild’s transgender “wedding.”
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Sexuality
Tagged Albert Mohler, Alistair Begg, and the Decay of Evangelicalism, Bethel McGrew, Brandon Myers, Carl Trueman, Christianity, David Ayers, David Haines, Dr. Andrew Walker, evangelicalism, Joel Osteen, John MacArthur, Owen Strachan, Public Sins, Robert Gagnon, Rosaria Butterfield, The Mistake by the Lake: Alistair Begg, Tom Ascol, W. Bradford Wilcox
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Home Schooling Growth Draws New Attention, Concern From Establishment
According to a series in the Washington Post, parents choosing to teach their children reading, writing, and 'rithmetic at home rather than sending them to the school down the street is a phenomenon that is worthy of in-depth research and front-page coverage.
Posted in Education, Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Media Watch
Tagged Albert Mohler, children, education, Homeschool, Parents, public school, Teachers
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Wolves in Churches
In Acts 20, Luke records a powerful and poignant gathering of the Apostle Paul and elders of the church in Ephesus that took place in the town of Miletus. This would be the final time that Paul met with the leaders of this important congregation. Part of the purpose of this meeting was to give a crucial warning.
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Religious Liberty, Sexuality, Uncategorized
Tagged Albert Mohler, evangelical church, Josh Daws, LGBTQ, Marriage, Pastor J.D. Greer, SBC, Senator Cruz, sexuality
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Responding To American Secularization
It’s a topic that’s showing up more and more in books, thought pieces, news outlets, podcasts, and blogs, inside and outside the church: the secularization of America. Pew Research and Gallup (to name a few) have recently highlighted the rise of the “nones” (religiously unaffiliated) across the nation, specifically in the last several years.
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Tagged Albert Mohler, America, Christian Worldview, church, Daniel Darling, Jim Davis, Michael Graham, Nicholas Kristof, Responding To American Secularization, Scripture
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Harvard Researchers: Marriage is Good (Really!)
A recent episode of Dr. Albert Mohler’s “The Briefing” highlighted a study, published in the scientific journal “Global Epidemiology” on the effect of marriage on the physical and emotional health of a group of female nurses. The study, authored by two researchers from Harvard University’s Human Flourishing Program, revealed results that...
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Tagged Albert Mohler, Global Epidemiology, Harvard University, Human Flourishing Program, Joseph Henrich, Marriage
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Drag Queen Sunday at a Central Illinois Church
At first glance someone viewing Bloomington, Illinois’ Hope United Methodist Church’s Sunday morning worship service online might chuckle about the 1980s style “big hair” worn by the redheaded woman addressing viewers on April 11. But looks can be deceiving. That particular Sunday was Drag Queen Sunday, and the person speaking was Ms. “Penny Cost,” the drag alter ego of Isaac Simmons, Hope Church’s director of operations.
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Tagged Albert Mohler, Drag Queen Sunday, Hope United Methodist Church, Illinois Wesleyan University, Isaac Simmons, Penny Cost, Southern Baptist Theological Semin, United Methodist Church
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