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Interview with Dr. Albert Mohler
Tuesday, November 13th, 2007Robin Foster and I, along with blogger, pastor, and fellow Okie Scott Gordon, sat down this afternoon with Dr. Albert Mohler, president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Dr. Mohler was in Oklahoma for the Pastor’s Conference preceding the 101st Annual Meeting of the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma, and was gracious enough to spend […]
Yes, SBC Today Loves Dr. Russell Moore
Thursday, September 20th, 2007One cannot get enough of the young Southern Seminary Vice President. There is only one thing better than an audio recording of Dr. Moore, a video of him preaching.
Dr. Moore preached at Southwestern’s chapel last week Thursday, September 13th. Thanks to John B. (in a comment) for alerting SBC Today to this timely […]
Dr. Russell Moore - What Are The Major Issues of Today? (Part 6)
Wednesday, September 19th, 2007In this sixth and final part of our presentation of Dr. Russell Moore’s lecture to D. Min. Students at Southwestern Seminary, he gives a powerful argument for the importance of biblical community within our churches. He argues that while our churches have, by and large, become the ecclesial equivalent of a “big box” store, they […]
Dr. Russell Moore - What Are The Major Issues of Today? (Part 3)
Wednesday, September 12th, 2007In this third part of Dr. Moore’s presentation (click here for the audio), he continues with “Dangers to the SBC.” He states that we are turning from our roots which were based in rural or labor type people. We have the picture of the person we want to reach, and it does not […]
Dr. Russell Moore - What Are The Major Issues of Today? (Part 2)
Tuesday, September 11th, 2007In the second part of our six-part presentation (access the audio by clicking here), Dr. Moore gives a brief history lesson concerning Evangelicalism and the SBC. In it he says that there were some benefits from Evangelicalism that helped foster the conservative resurgence. But he also states this was filtered through pastors like […]

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