Christianity Today has an article about the recent blogosphere fury over the alleged almost-firings of Calvinists at Southwestern.
Interesting, to say the least.
Check it.
As a seminary student, I am very thankful for men like Tom Ascol, Alvin Reid, Nathan Finn, Daniel Akin, and Ed Stetzer (to name only a few) who exhibit biblical charity when dealing with issues that are, quite frankly, secondary.
I am excited then by SEBT’s announcment today on their Between the Times blog that they will be conducting an “Exercise in Bridge-Building” over the next few days.
To be honest, I’m tired of the ceaseless shouting-matches by the theological grown-ups. I’m glad some know how to disagree with biblical love and charity.
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Schedule:
7PM – Worship Meeting (Arden Hodgins preaching)
8PM – Call for Business Meeting and Signing of Charter Document
ONE MORE NOTE: The Live-broadcast will be interrupted during times of singing (copyright laws you see).
Three helpful Facebook pages have been created for all you Reformedish or Baptistish (heck, I’d like to invite even the Reformed Presbos) folks. You should check ‘em out (and get on Facebook if you aren’t already.)
Mohler came out with a great post today on the role that American politcal theory has played in our assumptions about God and the Bible and how that has affected Evangelicalism in the States. Go check it out for yourself.
“Be warned: God is not running for office, and heaven is not a democracy.”
-Al Mohler