God’s Word is very clear on the dangers of homosexuality, adultery, pornography, and other sexual sins. If our sexual preferences run contrary to God’s Word we must change our preferences, not the other way around.
Progressive Christianity
What Would Rachel Held Evans Do? Late Author's Voice Lives in Those She Championed
One year after her tragic and sudden death, many are recalling the life of progressive Chrisitan author and speaker Rachel Held Evans and the legacy she left behind.
What Do Progressive Christians Believe?: Jonathan Merritt Chimes in
In an interview with Christian Headlines, the Learning to Speak God from Scratch author chimes in on what he thinks the term means and which people represent it. Merritt doesn't speak for all progressive Christians, but he is one of their influential members.
Billy Graham’s Magazine Takes Aim at “The Lie of ‘Progressive Christianity’”
A pair of articles in the most recent issue of Decision explores what the authors see as the problems with Progressive Christianity. The articles particularly focus on comments made by South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, the 37-year-old Democratic Presidential candidate who is openly gay and married to another man.
'Who Will Be Our Rachel Now?’ Progressive Christians Reflect on Movement Without Held-Evans
When the Rev. Emmy Kegler heard her friend Rachel Held Evans had died earlier this month after a sudden illness, she offered a prayer. Then Kegler got together with other friends who had known Evans, a popular progressive Christian writer and speaker, to share their memories and process their grief. As she walked to her car afterward, she wondered what the future would hold. Who would fill the void their friend had left behind? “Who is going to be our Rachel now?” she asked.
Progressive Christian Leader Rachel Held Evans Dies at 37
Rachel Held Evans, noted American Christian blogger, author and speaker, died at 37 on Saturday, May 4 after spending weeks in a medically-induced coma.
When “Christianity” Is Pointless: Why Real Faith Makes Demands
Certain beliefs ought to disqualify a person for certain jobs. For example, a vegetarian probably shouldn’t be the lead chef at a steakhouse. A pacifist wouldn’t make a good general. And an atheist shouldn’t be a pastor. At least, that’s what you would think.
