Fundamentalism & Evangelicalism

Is 6-Day Creation the Only Long-term Viable Option? A Response to Tim Challies

Undermine the Gospel? A Response to Kevin Bauder

Jim [Sire] was the father of the Christian worldview movement. Loosely defined, this movement is made of writers, speakers, and educators who advocated that Christianity be understood and promoted philosophically. C.S. Lewis and Francis Schaeffer were key as well, but Sire consolidated the Christian view in a clear and captivating way.

Noah’s microblog (Twitter)

“The Way” began in Spain in 1964, but got the Vatican’s imprimatur only in 2008 under Pope Benedict XVI. It now claims more than one million adherents in 6,000 parishes worldwide, making it one of the “most important in a galaxy of new movements and associations” within Roman Catholicism. Crux

Tallest building in Lynchburg, Liberty’s Freedom Tower, open to the public

Proclaim & Defend: The concern is not with the idea of being fundamentalists. That identity is the core of who we are. We are not even shy about using the name or term. We wear it proudly. But in an age when the term is so misconstrued, we want to give ourselves the opportunity to define it.

Rob Bell returns in ‘The Heretic’: New film follows former pastor’s ‘revolution’

Rachael Denhollander’s statement to Sovereign Grace Churches

Responding to: Sovereign Grace Churches Response to Christianity Today Article

This post addresses Sam Storms’s recent book Practicing the Power. The post is long so here is a short summary: Storms argues for a fallible New Testament prophecy, distinct from Old Testament prophecy. This proposed version of New Testament prophecy regrettably compromises the truthfulness, authority, and sufficiency of Scripture.

“Last month, the national evangelical alliances of Italy, Spain, and Malta—all members of the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA)—wrote an 8-page open letter charging their parent organization with ‘moving away from its historic position’ of holding the line against Catholic and liberal Protestant theology.” CToday