A Farewell to Conservative Resurgence Voices

Chris Bolt

As a lifelong Southern Baptist, SBC seminary graduate, and SBC pastor who noticed some troubling trends in the SBC, I founded Conservative Resurgence: Voices in an attempt to help shift the window of discourse. The site functions as an aggregator to highlight sensible conservative thinkers from inside and outside our institutions. In addition, the contributors, […]

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Dismantling Dispensationalism: It is Inconsistent on Sensus Plenior and New Testament Interpretave Priority

Dewey Dovel

See article one here and article two here. Critique #2- Dispensationalism’s Inconsistency on Sensus Plenior and New Testament Interpretive Priority  A survey of the New Testament’s use of the Old Testament reveals at least two essential distinctives about the hermeneutic of Scripture. First, it can be observed from the New Testament that there are several occasions in which […]

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Strong and Courageous: Why Resisting Tyrants is an Act of Love

David Schrock

Last week, a few members of our church put on our masks, boarded planes, and traveled to the Founders Conference, where we heard from the likes of Voddie Baucham, James … More

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Discussing Ken Wilson’s Work, Part 13 – Augustine Refutes Wilson’s Insistence That He Remained Manichaean

Chris Whisonant

In Part 6, we discussed how Augustine would have refuted such claims that he either remained a Manichee or that he would sneak in some of their beliefs which were not in the Christian Church up to that point. As I have been continuing my reading through Augustine’s works, I came across some direct refutations …

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What If I Can’t Answer Questions about My Faith?

Michael Kruger

Last week I began a new blog series in anticipation of my forthcoming book, Surviving Religion 101: Letters to a Christian Student on Keeping the Faith in College (Crossway, 2021). This new series will include 7 videos that tackle key intellectual ques…

Prayers for Kings

James White

The following was originally a Twitter thread. In light of many threads today: ποιεῖσθαι δεήσεις προσευχὰς ἐντεύξεις εὐχαριστίας ὑπὲρ πάντων ἀνθρώπων to make petitions, prayers, intercessions, thanks, for all men (1Tim 2:1) followed by the inclusion of kings and those in authority. The string of nouns together with the specific command to include “kings and all in authority” is often […]

B.H. Carroll with Bill Ascol

Jimmy Johnson

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-cdb9b-f7f322 Bill Ascol began his ministry at Bethel Baptist Church in September 2005 after 28 years ministering in Louisiana Baptist churches. He is a former Vice-President of the Executive Board of the Louisiana Baptist Convention as well as a former President of the Louisiana Baptist Pastors’ Conference. He served as the Chairman of the Board […]

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Dismantling Dispensationalism: The Origin, Necessity, and Interpretation of the Bible

Dewey Dovel

Christianity is true insofar that the Holy Bible is God’s self-revelation to mankind.[1] The entirety of the Christian faith and its corresponding worldview hinges upon the Bible being the inerrant, inspired, and infallible Word of God (2 Cor. 2:17; 4:2). At least two frightening consequences would result from the Bible simply being another book from […]

Thoughts in the Darkness

James White

Remember, we are but mortals, seeing not even an inch in front of us into the future, and forgetting so quickly the past. We judge by the present. We judge in deep ignorance. Even three centuries of darkness would be but a brief interregnum of just judgment in God’s purposes. What if, just perhaps, such a period will reveal with […]

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