election
John the Baptist Died Believing Character Matters
A prominent child of privilege had glaring personal weaknesses. He was overly image conscious, and he constantly got […]
Faith and Politics
election
Danny Akin: How Your Election Rhetoric Affects Missions
How do our comments about the election impact missions work? Dr. Danny Akin addressed this question in this excerpt from […]
politics
Hunter Baker on Religious Liberty: “The Government Does Not Own Us”
Hunter Baker, Associate Professor of Political Science at Union University, recently sat down with Bruce Ashford to talk […]
current events
How to Have a Civil Discussion about Politics at Work (or Anywhere Else)
Xenophobic. Crooked. Misogynistic. Liar. Racist. Bigot. Con Man. Disgusting. Half his supporters are a basket full of deplorables. […]
election
A Bright Side to the “Dumpster Fire”: Bruce Ashford on the 2016 Election
At the 2016 ERLC National Conference, Southeastern Seminary’s Bruce Ashford — along with Andrew Walker, Travis Wussow, Steven […]
politics
Daniel Akin: The Kind of Politicians and Statesmen a Nation Needs
The prophet Daniel lived in a hostile environment. Yet he remained faithful to God and gained his peers’ […]
politics
Russell Moore: Why We Need to Crucify the Idea of “God and Country”
Russell Moore, President of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, recently published a provocative article: “2 Chronicles 7:14 […]
PhD Student Challenge Symposium
Research | The Open Society and Biblical Teleological Historicism: The Practice of the Doctrine of the Two Kingdoms in the Contemporary West
By Armen Oganessian, University of Aberdeen In The Open Society and Its Enemies, Karl Popper suggests there are […]
PhD Student Challenge Symposium
Research | Jeremiah’s Letter to the Exiles: God’s Blessing Upon Responsible Action
By Ron Lindo Jr., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Of the many blessings contained within the Old Testament, the […]
politics
4 Articles about God and Country
On Memorial Day, we remember those who served to preserve our freedoms — including the invaluable freedom of […]
current events
A Homeless Gospel in a Partisan World
I’m accustomed to seeing Donald Trump Twitter tirades. I’m not, however, accustomed to seeing Southern Baptist theologians as […]
abortion
The Dangerous, Deadly Consequences of Pilate Politics
Each year, a different aspect of the Easter story grabs my attention and causes me to reflect. This year, it’s […]
current events
Don’t Forget Your Faith on Election Day: A Panel Discussion on the Gospel and Politics
In the United States, it’s election season. When you head to the ballot box this year, don’t forget […]
politics
Should We Bring Our Beliefs into the Public Square?
In a recent post, we reviewed the biblical storyline, which gives us the broad contours of God’s design […]
politics
A Biblical Framework for Understanding Politics
This November, you’ll have the opportunity to vote for your elected leaders. How should your faith inform your […]
CFC Lecture
Chad Brand: How Can Faith Inform Politics and Economics?
Where do modern politics and economics come from — and how does the Bible fit into the story? […]
politics
Join the Moral Majority or Disengage from Politics? Why the Question Poses a False Dilemma
The election season is in full swing. Voters around the country are casting ballots for who they want […]
politics
When It Comes to Politics, What Would Jesus Really Do?
In Russell Moore’s recent interview on C-SPAN, a caller made this statement: I really wish Christians would not […]
politics
Bruce Ashford: Live with “Grace and Joy Rather Than Anger and Fear”
Dr. Bruce Ashford recently chatted with Steve Noble about his new book One Nation Under God: A Christian Hope […]
politics
Russell Moore: Should You Honor a Politician You Disagree with?
Dr. Jamie Dew, Dean of the College at Southeastern, recently discussed faith and politics with Dr. Russell Moore, President […]
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