“We’ve made a lot of progress, but we have a long way to go.” So said former Southern Baptist Convention President (SBC) and founding pastor of Cross Pointe Church James Merritt during the 2019 Southern Baptist Convention in Birmingham. Merritt made these remarks while participating in a six-person panel on Racial Reconciliation. According to Merritt, … Read more
[Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Sam Murrell of Little Rock, Arkansas] Nothing that I am about state should be construed as my advocating for people of different ethnicity to worship separately. Nothing I say here should be understood as an advocating of what is commonly referred to as ‘racism’. The Body of … Read more
In the spirit of transparency, I am not a politically oriented person. I find the political dance to be one of the most nauseating dances available. It disgusts me top to bottom. I like things to be said directly, bluntly, without ambiguity. Here is an example: You are of your father the devil, and your … Read more
According to Baptist News Global, the first black president of the SBC stated in a Black History Month video made for New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary that he believed electing Obama was an opportunity to bring racial reconciliation. Fred Luter, pastor of Franklin Avenue Baptist Church in New Orleans and former president of the SBC said… … Read more
“Welcome my son, welcome to the machine. Where have you been? It’s alright we know where you’ve been. You’ve been in the pipeline, filling in time…” Roger Waters Is this video blog, Pulpit and Pen Editor, Seth Dunn, explains the financial incentives behind the widespread acceptance of Charismania and the promotion of racial reconciliation in … Read more
Prominent Southern Baptist Pastor Thabiti Anyabwile, who changed his name from Ron Burns to identify with the Nation of Islam black nationalist movement, demonstrated in a recent tweet, that not even militant atheists such as the late Christopher Hitchens are off limits when it comes to gaining allies for his political agenda. I did not think … Read more
This post was written by Thomas Littleton and has been reposted here with permission. Article originally posted at Thirty Pieces of Silver. Southern Baptists and the Social Justice Voter: The Dreadfully Racial Annual SBC Meetings Coming to Birmingham, Alabama in 2019 Pictured above is Albert Mohler at the SBC Dallas 2018 panel discussion on “Removing the Stain … Read more
You might remember when Joel McDurmon, the heir apparent of Rushdoony’s decaying and rotting corpse of Reconstructionism, son-in-law of Y2K conspirator and economist, Gary North, believed that Biblical “justice” required stoning homosexuals. There was a time, back before our debate on theonomy, when Joel McDurmon was an actual textbook theonomist. He has since redefined theonomy … Read more
Jemar Tisby, a race baiter that writes for the Reformed African American Network, recently penned an inimical piece decrying racial integration in churches, particularly among blacks and whites. In case you haven’t been following, the evangelical world, especially the Southern Baptist Convention, has been campaigning for an end to “racial injustice” in our country, decrying … Read more
This Sunday is “Racial Reconciliation Sunday,” as bequeathed by the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission. As a part of that effort, they have released free bulletin inserts to advertise the theme-day and promote the ERLC. The insert begins with a quotation from Martin Luther King, who they said “famously spoke of the ‘fierce urgency of … Read more
The always-pointed, brilliant mind of Douglas Wilson has responded to what Pulpit & Pen can only describe as racial grandstanding on the part of Russell Moore. Coming at the tail-end of the annual Southern Baptist Convention meeting that was full of talk of “racial reconciliation,” and with the ERLC focusing on this issue more than … Read more
The proponents of racial reconciliation within the Church, especially the Southern Baptist Church, continue to propagate this idea that we need to set aside our differences and reconcile our racial divide. Racial tensions in the US are mostly a fabrication of mainstream media anyways, and aren’t nearly as bad as they would have you believe. … Read more
We told you a few weeks ago about the panel discussion on racial reconciliation between strange bedfellows Rapper Lecrae, megachurch Pastor Louis Giglio and Chick-Fil-A CEO Dan Cathy, where Cathy got down on his knees and shined Lecrae’s shows while lamenting how white people need to repent of their racism. In the same panel, Giglio … Read more
For a few days, Davis Ashcroft, Senior Pastor at Lives Changed by Christ Church (LCBC), gave the impression of having some integrity and courage when the leader of 12th largest church in the United States called out the Black Lives Matter Organization as an organization filled with intolerance, hate, and violence. Unfortunately, he quickly buckled … Read more
The Babylon Bee has come under fire by several prominent-ish evangelicals and laypeople after posting an article that critics say is nothing more than full-blown racism disguised as unfunny satire. The offending post titled, “Chick-Fil-A Now Open On Sunday But Only For Black People, was clarified by The Bee as poking fun at the fast … Read more
