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Taking Credit, Deflecting Blame

Controversy surrounding megachurch pastor Mark Driscoll shines light on practices in Christian publishing industry

Written by Warren Cole Smith, WNS | Friday, December 13, 2013

“It is a shame that a Christian publisher would cite ‘market standards’ when there are biblical standards to go by,” Throckmorton said. “Christian publishers should aspire to more than mere industry standards.” At least one Christian publisher said Driscoll’s books do not even rise to that low bar.   Accusations of plagiarism surrounding Seattle megachurch... Continue Reading

Sean Lucas Elected to Faculty at Reformed Seminary in Jackson

Dr. Lucas has been elected as a regular faculty member at RTS-Jackson; will continue as pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Hattiesburg, Miss.

Written by Staff | Thursday, December 12, 2013

Lucas served for five years as the archives and special collections librarian at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. During that time, he and his family joined Community Presbyterian Church in Louisville. The session called him to serve as an assistant pastor and he served there for two years. In 2004, Lucas and his family moved to St. Louis, where he... Continue Reading

Summit Megachurch Founder Isaac Hunter Found Dead In Apparent Suicide

Isaac Hunter, son of Orlando’s Northland Church Pastor Joel Hunter, has apparently committed suicide

Written by Jeff Kunerth, Orlando Sentinel | Thursday, December 12, 2013

Isaac Hunter, 36, resigned on Nov. 26, 2012, from the megachurch he founded after he admitted to other Summit pastors that he had engaged in an affair with a staff member. His wife of 13 years, Rhonda Hunter, subsequently filed a domestic-violence petition against Hunter, describing him as unstable, erratic and suicidal.   Isaac Hunter,... Continue Reading

J.I. Packer: The Lost Interview

From a recording that disappeared in transit five years ago, the octogenarian theologian shares how God shaped him first and foremost as a catechist

Written by Joel Belz | Thursday, December 12, 2013

After your early disappointment in the Anglican Church that betrayed you by not giving the gospel to you, why do you still see the church as important? It was a parachurch organization that early nurtured you. But my faith comes from the Bible. In the New Testament the church is the center of the plan of... Continue Reading

Louis Zamperini at 96, Is Still ‘Unbroken’ After All These Years

The story of this living legend is being made into a movie directed by Angelina Jolie

Written by Dan Wooding, ANS | Thursday, December 12, 2013

His wife, he told me, went to Billy Graham’s historic 1949 Los Angeles Crusade and there she found the Lord. She then persuaded him to go along with her and he said that was very upset with having to attend, but eventually, he too made a personal commitment to Christ, and his whole life turned... Continue Reading

Books by John Howard Yoder to Include A Statement Regarding His Sexual Abuse

Yoder (1927–1997), well-known Mennonite theologian for his work on Christian ethics, is also remembered for his long-term sexual harassment and abuse of women

Written by Bart Gingerich | Wednesday, December 11, 2013

The board and staff of MennoMedia, the publishing agency for Mennonite Church USA and Mennonite Church Canada, has issued a statement regarding the continued publication of John Howard Yoder books in light of ongoing discussions of Yoder’s long-term sexual harassment and abuse… We are opting to continue to make his work available but are placing... Continue Reading

Judge Orders Colorado Cake Maker To Serve Gay Couples

The business will face penalties if it continues to turn away gay couples who want to buy cakes.

Written by Ivan Moreno | Wednesday, December 11, 2013

“At first blush, it may seem reasonable that a private business should be able to refuse service to anyone it chooses,” Judge Spencer said in his written order. “This view, however, fails to take into account the cost to society and the hurt caused to persons who are denied service simply because of who they... Continue Reading

Pearl Harbor Survivor James Downing, 100, Shares Story of That Fateful Day

Jim Downing, 100, the oldest known survivor of Pearl Harbor talks about his experiences; a gunnery mate on the USS West Virginia, Downing was onshore when the attack began

Written by Ryan Parker, The Denver Post | Tuesday, December 10, 2013

“Then an anti-aircraft shell landed right outside and blew a crater about 25 feet across,” Downing said, illustrating with outstretched arms. There was no time to think, he said — time only to react and rely on training. As he told his new bride goodbye, she handed him a verse of Scripture from Deuteronomy 33:27:... Continue Reading

Karen Hodge Named PCA Women’s Ministry Coordinator

Hodge has been appointed as the Women's Ministry Coordinator for the PCA, effective February 1, 2014

Written by Staff | Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Karen is a member of Naperville PCA in Naperville, IL, where her husband Chris serves as Pastor. She has served the PCA for many years in a variety of roles. As a mother and the wife of a pastor, she has ministered in the following congregations: Briarwood PCA in Birmingham, AL, Christ Covenant PCA in... Continue Reading

Rob Bell Has Left The Church For A “Quasi-Intentional Spiritual Community”?

While there is disagreement over the definition of “evangelical” with complex issues, there are foundational points of identity

Written by Denny Burk | Monday, December 9, 2013

In fact by the time Bell and Schuller were winding up their ministries, they were not recognized as evangelical by many who remain committed to the authority of scripture, the necessity of personal conversion, and the great commission mandate. In short, countless evangelicals did not recognize them as evangelical. Yes, evangelicalism is in a numeric... Continue Reading

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