Russell Moore

In a letter written more than a year before Russell Moore, the president of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, resigned, Moore explained his troubles with the SBC’s leadership in bitterly frank terms. The root of the friction was the stands Moore had been taking on the SBC’s race and sexual abuse issues, which had raised hackles with a “small minority” that Moore does not name but can be identified as key conservatives and members of the denomination’s governing Executive Committee.

It was recently revealed that Russell Moore has not only left the Southern Baptist Convention professionally but also personally.

It was announced this week that Russell Moore will be leaving his position as president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission to work with Christianity Today.

Christian leaders Russell Moore and Walter Kim are urging Christians to get vaccinated against the coronavirus out of 'love for neighbor".

Russell Moore is weighing in on the debate of whether churches should apply for loans through in the government's coronavirus stimulus package passed late last month.

The debate over the need for Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Council is healthy as ever. While some believe the committee is outdated and unnecessary, others believe the work the committee is doing is essential.