The Path Forward on Abuse Reform in the SBC
There is not, and never has been, an abuse coverup crisis in the SBC.
The repeated quashing of the majority of the messengers has raised reasonable doubts about the integrity of the process
Circumstances have aligned themselves in a way that offers you the opportunity to play a heroic role in American history.
Much if not most of the Regime’s power is not subject to political control.
This set of actors cooperate and reinforce each other by mandating strict deference to the agenda.
Someone should write a modern Christian missions book based on Acts 13.
As the first season ended in “Rings of Power,” Amazon’s entrée into the cape-and-dragon genre, I found myself cheering for the Orcs. Let me explain.
The demise of Roe and Casey opens new possibilities for America’s future. The sheer range of these new possibilities can be disorienting. The issue that animated the religious right for 49 years at the federal level has fundamentally shifted. Now what?
Leaders and messengers of the SBC need to start having reasoned discussions about these matters now. The SBC will need leaders who have discernment, moral clarity and a backbone. Those running for leadership in the SBC must use their platforms in the coming two weeks to lead the way on deliberations about proposing constructive paths forward.
No doubt, any contemporary Southern Baptist attempt against Disney will be mocked by some of the more cosmopolitan Southern Baptists of 2022. Such a boycott would represent a return to 1997, which is viewed with embarrassment.