Phil Johnson

“On Monday, Johnson said his oncologist informed him that the cancer appears to have returned after less than a three-month remission.” - C.Leaders

“On Wednesday (June 24), Phil Johnson, executive director of Grace to You (GTY), announced that he will retire on July 1…. Johnson, 73, announced in June 2024 that he was being treated for multiple myeloma, an incurable blood cancer.” - C.Leaders

Seven Questions With Phil Johnson

Far from “supporting, encouraging, and empowering” people with perverse sexual desires, Scripture repeatedly urges us to repent of all sinful desires—especially those wicked sexual passions that so easily entrap young minds (2 Timothy 2:22; 1 Peter 2:11). All of us—not just LBGTQ folk—are commanded to renounce and mortify every desire for anything God has forbidden.

The notion that we must win the world’s esteem before the gospel can do its work is, I’m convinced, a spiritually crippling error that underlies most of the trends currently vying for widespread acceptance within the so-called evangelical movement.

One of my chief concerns is that Dr. Brown seems to be using his relationship with James White to deflect legitimate and important criticisms. I love James White and have the greatest respect for his abilities as an apologist and teacher. But I do think his public deference to Dr. Brown has enabled and encouraged efforts by Dr.

In 2005, Phil Johnson eviscerated modern evangelicalism’s obsession with trends and fads: “The concept of evangelicalism has been expanded to become all-inclusive. The word evangelical has lost its historic meaning. These days it means everything—and it therefore means nothing.” (mp3) (PDF transcript)