Fundamentalism & Evangelicalism

Tim Keller introduces the New City Catechism

The New City Catechism

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In a surprising late announcement, The Gospel Coalition has changed the name of its annual TGC National Conference to “Calvi-Con,” founder Tim Keller announced in a video on the ministry’s website Thursday. Attendees are encouraged to cosplay as their favorite dead reformer or Calvinistic figure at the annual conference.

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The Bible Commands Christians to Tithe

7 Reasons Christians Are Not Required to Tithe

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Around 200 churches will close this week, maybe more. The pace will accelerate unless our congregations make some dramatic changes. The need is urgent. Hear me well, church leaders and church members. For many of your churches the choice is simple: change or die

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Apparently, there are two new Northland/BJU-graduated faculty members joining Dr Naselli at Bethlehem Seminary.

Three out of 19 is not a lot, but does anyone else think it might be the beginning of a trend?

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John MacArthur Requested to, and Resigns from the IFCA

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The Southern Baptist Convention’s Decision to Investigate Russell Moore Has Huge Implications for Black SBC Churches

The Southern Baptist case against Russell Moore

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Manhattan’s most popular evangelical pastor and apologist, Tim Keller, announced Sunday he will be stepping down from the pulpit of Redeemer Presbyterian, the church he started 28 years ago, according to multiple social media reports. His last day as senior pastor will be July 1.

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“I think culture is already there and the church will continue to be even more irrelevant when it quotes letters from 2,000 years ago as their best defense, when you have in front of you flesh-and-blood people who are your brothers and sisters, and aunts and uncles, and co-workers and neighbors, and they love each other and just want to go through life with someon

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“A Texas megachurch is withholding its donations to the Southern Baptist Convention, a tangible sign of the internal struggle over the direction of the country’s largest Protestant denomination. [The chuch] announced last week that it is placing $1 million in escrow, rather than sending the money to its umbrella organization.”

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