Category Archives: Gospel issues

Podcast Episode 4

Posted on August 19, 2009 by Wes Kenney

We’re back with another episode of the SBC Today podcast, and this time the gang’s (almost) all here. Only John Mann was unavailable at recording time. It did run a little bit long, but considering the number of preachers involved, … Continue reading →

Posted in Audio, Convictions, Gospel issues, Great Commission Resurgence, North American Mission Board, Podcast, SBC Issues | 2 Comments

The Podcast Returns

Posted on July 29, 2009 by Wes Kenney

We are either slow learners or gluttons for punishment (or both, as I suppose they’re not mutually exclusive), but we’ve decided to have another go at producing a weekly podcast. We’ve had good intentions in the past, but I think … Continue reading →

Posted in Audio, Cooperative Program, Gospel issues, Pastors, Podcast, SBC Issues | 15 Comments

Confusing Message, but Concerns for Millions

Posted on July 29, 2009 by Tim Rogers

Paul told Timothy to be “instant in season and out of season.”  The New American Standard Bible translates 2 Timothy 4:2 “Preach the word; be ready in season and out of season;”  When I entered the ministry I was instructed … Continue reading →

Posted in Convictions, Ecumenical, Gospel issues, Pluralism | 24 Comments

Evangelism: The Work of the Resurrection

Posted on July 27, 2009 by Wes Kenney

I’m grateful to Dr. David Mills, Associate Professor of Evangelism and Assistant Dean of Applied Ministry at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, for writing and allowing us to publish this great challenge for us regarding evangelism. In the resurrection chapter of … Continue reading →

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Twitter, Stuart Smalley, and Evangelism

Posted on July 21, 2009 by Joe Stewart

You probably should not post about a tweet (a relatively new discovery for a Twitter novice like me), but it does encapsulate a sentiment that’s been brewing in my brain for some time. Here’s the retweet I received from Rick … Continue reading →

Posted in Evangelism, Gospel issues | 21 Comments

Agreement with the Episcopal Primate

Posted on July 16, 2009 by Wes Kenney

Fellow pastor and blogger John Quincy Hooks has graciously invited me, along with a couple other members of the SBC Today team, to participate the last two weeks in his internet radio program, Baptist Talk. I appreciate his kindness in … Continue reading →

Posted in Ecclesiology, Gospel issues | 12 Comments

Misunderstanding, Monikers, and Misrepresentations: Reflections of an Under 40 Pastor in the SBC Part 2

Posted on June 3, 2009 by SBC Today

But thanks be to God, who always leads us in triumph in Christ, and manifests through us the sweet aroma of the knowledge of Him in every place. 15 For we are a fragrance of Christ to God among those … Continue reading →

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Issues Surrounding Wm. P. Young's The Shack

Posted on May 22, 2009 by Scott Gordon

Without question William Paul Young’s novel, The Shack, has generated much discussion.  Today’s podcast is audio from this past Wednesday night service at my church, Claycomo Baptist Church, in Kansas City, Missouri. As you will hear about some of them … Continue reading →

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A Call To Theological Maturity

Posted on February 27, 2009 by Robin Foster

The document linked to here is a joint effort by Dr. Malcolm Yarnell and me to help clarify and lead others to a proper understanding of the Lordship of Christ as it pertains to matters which have been discussed via … Continue reading →

Posted in Baptism, Baptist Identity, BF&M, Cooperation, Ecclesiology, Ecumenical, Gospel issues, Great Commission Resurgence, Guest Author, Postmodernism, SBC, SBC Issues, SWBTS | Comments Off

What Do We Do In Light Of Our Changing Culture?

Posted on January 15, 2009 by Robin Foster

Recently, the Barna Group of Ventura California published an article claiming that Christianity is no longer the default religion of America. It is an excellent article and I highly suggest you read it at the link provided. Their research concluded … Continue reading →

Posted in Church, Evangelism, Gospel issues, Postmodernism | 15 Comments