Conversations That Matter

Juan Riesco of Nini’s Deli reopened his business!

Mark Dever and Ligon Duncan discuss the end of Together for the Gospel.

John Piper wrote a very confusing article reinforcing the necessity of getting the jab for Christians who feel the peer pressure not to. This is an odd article on a few levels. One of the most unusual things is the way in which Piper, a seasoned pastor, stretches scriptures to support his point.

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Let's encourage people like Carl Trueman to name the names of those who propagate the ideas they're concerned about. Fighting evil in the abstract while promoting those who further it only results in confusion.

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Anne Smith talks about her new book on the "Unite the Right" rally in 2017 that served as the occasion for violence and a media campaign against former president Donald Trump for making comments about "good people" on "both sides." Smith was at the rally and sets the record straight on what actually happened. Needless to say, the media has not been honest.

The SBC Executive Committee chose to waive Attorney-Client Privilege. The MeToo supporters think this is a good development, but do they understand the reason attorney-client privilege exists in the first place?

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Russell Fuller predicted the end of the Southern Baptist Convention over compromise, corruption, and most recently, the executive committee’s caving to the Me Too movement in waiving attorney-client privilege. Now the legal firm that represented the SBC for six decades is dropping the denomination. 

Jon reads a blog he wrote 11 years ago on Columbus Day and talks about the role of providence in how we view the past.

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Francis Collins was director of the National Institute of Health under three presidents. He is hailed as an example of how evangelicals can retain their Christian identity and be highly professional and influential. Yet, Collins compromised many core evangelical ethical convictions during his time. 

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Dr. Russell Fuller examines Amos 5, Micah 6, and other OT passages used by social justice advocates to support the claim that God is for social justice.

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Dr. Russell Fuller, a professor of Old Testament for many years at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary believes the Southern Baptist Convention is ending because of compromised leadership. He weighs in on the latest controversy surrounding the waiving of attorney-client privilege on the executive committee and talks about Al Mohler and his own political posturing related to the MeToo movement.

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Tim Muehlhoff and Richard Langer's book "Winsome Conviction" is doing well in the evangelical world. While there are some good things the book has to say, overall, one of its major effects is to move evangelicals toward soft-peddling social justice.

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Tim Muehlhoff and Richard Langer's book "Winsome Conviction" is doing well in the evangelical world. While there are some good things the book has to say, overall, one of its major effects is to move evangelicals toward soft-peddling social justice.

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Social Justice evangelicals use four basic tactics to push their views on Christian conservatives. This presentation will help you recognize and respond to them!

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Michael Kruger wrote an article for The Gospel Coalition encouraging me to submit, specifically to the government.

There are accusations against the executive committee members for the SBC claiming they undervalue the importance of stopping sexual abuse. Paul Hicks, a former member of the executive committee for the SBC, gives his side of the story.

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Christians looking for a pastor want to know if their new pastor will take them in a biblical direction? Asking, "Are you in favor or social justice," or "Are you woke?" simply aren't enough. Here are 10 questions you can ask a pastoral candidate to find out if they lean toward the social justice movement.

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I'm not the only one to notice that some of the most outspoken and bitter social justice advocates tend to come from conservative Christian families, including ones in which children were homeschooled and sheltered. Here are some of my thoughts as to why this may be the case!

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Some European countries are going down the 1984 path. Here's what it looks like.

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Josh McDowell, a world renowned apologist, recently said something so horrific (according to social justice advocates), that he stepped down from his positions in Cru and in his own ministry. However, what this whole situation reveals is how weak the leadership of Cru is, how unprepared McDowell is for a cancellation mob, and how ruthless and unforgiving many social justice advocates are. 

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The ERLC gets a Facebook grant, the SBC executive committee meets, a crisis on the border, we can't trust our own generals, etc. All of these things controversies reveal an end to the basis for which society operates- public trust.

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In this episode Jon responds to a popular meme describing the Bible-belt as an awful place. However, it's also a place many want to move? When one goes beyond the surface level, some interesting facts become apparent.

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TGC Australia published an article encouraging Christians to get the shot. Here are my thoughts.

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This is a listener generated episode in response to a question about a chapel sermon on Romans 13 at a Bible college. The speaker's interpretation gave government almost limitless authority.

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Some think that Tony Evans found a way to bridge the divide between critical race theorists and opposition to critical race theory, but the reality is, such a teaching does not exist. Evan's incorporates some key assumptions behind CRT while inadequately critiquing other aspects of it. In the process, the Bible is stretched. 

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Donnie Kennedy joins the Conversations That Matter Podcast to discuss the constitutionality of state nullification as buttress against Biden's vaccine mandate.

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Many parents ask, “What happened to my children?” In this video, I try to explain in brief what I think may have happened and how it can be avoided. 

Ed Litton, the president of the Southern Baptist Convention, tried to defend himself against the accusations of plagiarism. It did not turn out too well.

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Many conservatives do not seem to realize they have a tool capable of opposing the tyranny emanating from the central government. Let me introduce you to state nullification and the compact theory on which it rests.

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Bobby Lopez talks about his plans to help form an alternative economy for those who are, have been, or will be "cancelled."

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First I share an experience I had last week, then some analysis about why so many people, especially white males, are committing suicide. Finally, what does Christianity have to offer?

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Donald Trump made a statement opposing the removal of the Lee monument in Richmond and the internet had a meltown. Of course, some of the usual social justice evangelicals voiced their disapproval of Trump as a result.

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Check out what regular ordinary people are doing to push back on cancel culture and teach history to those around them!

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Greear and Keller can't seem to stop setting an example for other Christians to compromise. Greear appears to have fallen for a pro-choice meme from the Justice Democrats. Keller defends his support of an atheist chief-of-chaplains at Harvard. It's clown world!

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David Platt teaches social justice in a manner that comes across as more mild than others such as Duke Kwon or Jemar Tisby. Yet, even his teaching is rife with problems. In fact, he syncretizes Christianity and social justice to the point that the definition of what constitutes sin is changed. The remedy for sin also leads to a distortion of God's law. I don't have any other word but "false teaching" for what David Platt advocates.

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The Left often redefines or invents terms with positive connotations to propel their movement. Social justice evangelicals do the same thing. Here are some more examples!

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The Left often redefines or invents terms with positive connotations to propel their movement. Social justice evangelicals do the same thing. Here are some examples!

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The C0v1d cult is a false religion with prophets who are infallible, all-knowing, and inhumanly good, a central authority that takes the place of God and requires sacrifices be made to it.

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Russell Moore, Daniel Darling, and Bart Barber all have an axe to grind with regular ordinary evangelicals who would rather not take the shot. They have a tendency to see themselves as transcending the disagreements between right and left, yet in actuality, they push the needle left, contribute to division in the church, and publicly favor progressive media figures and narratives.

NYS healthcare workers are in danger of losing their ability to practice anywhere for “noncompliance” if they reject the mandate. We are experiencing a divide-isolate-destroy scenario and other industries and states better take notice. Caesar is not Lord, Jesus is. 

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