Biblical leaders are needed to reform the Southern Baptist Convention, addressing issues like critical race theory, abortion, and church discipline. The denomination's power structure and lack of spiritual renewal have led to errant doctrine and a lack of fear for God. Tom Askel, a candidate for SBC president, emphasizes the importance of following the Bible and exercising church discipline to maintain a holy and healthy church. [... more]

The Christian church is at risk of mission drift, where it loses sight of its purpose and becomes distracted from fulfilling its mission. A biblical worldview is essential for a church to stay on track, and pastoral ministry requires shepherd leadership, where the pastor tends to the flock by teaching, equipping, and evangelizing. The church should prioritize the proclamation of the Word of God, public reading of Scripture, and expository preaching, with an evangelistic element. Church discipline and restoration of sinning believers are also crucial, and missions should be a vital part of the church's ministry. [... more]

The Southern Baptist Convention is embroiled in a plagiarism scandal involving its president, Ed Litton, who has been accused of plagiarizing sermons from the immediate past president, JD Greer. The scandal has raised questions about the integrity of Christian leadership and the importance of maintaining a biblical worldview. As the church faces criticism and controversy, it must confront the issue of plagiarism and its impact on the body of Christ. [... more]

The Southern Baptist Convention's annual meeting recap highlights the election of Ed Litton as the new president, sparking controversy over his views on critical race theory and racial reconciliation. Tom Askel, senior pastor of Grace Baptist Church and president of Founders Ministries, discusses the implications of this election and the convention's stance on various issues, including abortion and racism. [... more]