Social Justice and Conferences: Phil Johnson’s Arguments
Jordan Hall already wrote a post about this. It was personal and probably very hard for him. Here I write a more succinct piece as a follow-up to my publication from yesterday: G3, Shepcon,...
Tagged: Social Justice
The Dallas Statement is Dead, and John MacArthur Killed it.
I love John MacArthur. But, he has made the Dallas Statment on Social Justice and the Gospel an unprecedented failure in his otherwise spotless ministry. MacArthur is wrong to invite men committing grievous errors –...
Video: Social Justice Sermon Jam
This video was made by Sharing the Gospel 101 and features MacArthur, Baucham, Hall, and Begg discuss Social Justice. Watch below, and share. Subscribe to our mailing list! Pulpit & Pen now offers subscribers a...
SBTS Faculty Consult Attorney on Release of Mohler Correspondence
Anyone paying attention to wider evangelicalism – and especially that represented in the Southern Baptist Convention – is well aware of a dramatic shift in focus and tone on social issues. When Albert Mohler...
Commentary: Carnivals and Social Justice
Is it possible that the recent focus on social justice in Southern Baptist and evangelical circles is just another initiative in a long line of church growth schemes? In times past, Finneyistic churches have...
Albert Mohler’s Social Justice Blacklist: Seeking Clarity from the Baptist Press
It’s no secret that Southern Baptist entity heads have threatened their employees not to sign the Dallas Statement on Social Justice and the Gospel. Albert Mohler at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (SBTS) and Danny...
Russell Moore ‘Likes’ Tweet Calling Social Justice Statement “Stupid”
It was Russell Moore’s hard push leftward that led – in part – to the Dallas Statement, also known as the Social Justice and the Gospel Statement. Moore, a former Democratic staffer who now...
The Strange Coalition Against MacArthur’s “Social Justice Statement”
Technically, it wasn’t John MacArthur who was most responsible for The Dallas Statement, also known as the “Social Justice and the Gospel Statement.” MacArthur’s name, however, stands out as hovering above the rest in...
Jemar Tisby Calls for Boycott Against Dallas Statement Signers
Mohandas Gandhi is often attributed with a quotation actually spoken by American union worker, Nicholas Klein in 1918. Both men knew a thing or two about resistance to overwhelming force, but it was Klein...
Why “Justice” is Not the Mission of the Church (In the Most Simple Terms Possible)
Is doing justice a major component of the New Testament Church? Many want to know, and the Dallas Statement on Social Justice answers the question in the negative. Others, who don’t know that conservative...
