Why Are Some Baptist Pastors Attracted to Infant Baptism?| Center for Baptist Leadership
Mathew Staver joins William Wolfe on the CBL Podcast. The post Will Obergefell be Overturned? (ft. Mathew Staver) appeared first on Center for Baptist Leadership.| Center for Baptist Leadership
William Wolfe provides on update on Brent Leatherwood's resignation from the SBC's Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission. The post CBL Report: Leatherwood Leaves the ERLC appeared first on Center for Baptist Leadership.| Center for Baptist Leadership
Must Baptists Choose Between the Great Commission and the Great Tradition? The post A Southern Baptist Reckoning, Part One appeared first on Center for Baptist Leadership.| Center for Baptist Leadership
The Poverty of Evangelical Architecture The post Why Evangelicals Don’t Build Cathedrals appeared first on Center for Baptist Leadership.| Center for Baptist Leadership
Some Personal Observations About (Reformed) Baptists Who Become Presbyterian.| Center for Baptist Leadership
Yes, We Did. Because if Fielder Church is Allowed to Play Semantic Games to Skirt our Confessional Commitments, then our Confession is Meaningless. The post Did the SBTC Credentials Committee Fail Texas Baptists with Fielder Church? appeared first on Center for Baptist Leadership.| Center for Baptist Leadership
I applaud President Trump for moving away from taxpayer-funded IVF. But it's time for evangelical Christians to get this issue right.| Center for Baptist Leadership
Dr. Okinaga serves as assistant professor of biblical counseling in the Jack D. Terry School of Educational Ministries. He also occupies the Hope for the Heart Chair of Biblical Counseling. A Southwesterner by academic pedigree, he previously served as an adjunct professor of biblical counseling at Southwestern. His research focuses on addiction and how to counsel and disciple individuals coming out of addiction. He authored From Sin to Disease (Wipf & Stock, 2022), and has written in other...| Center for Baptist Leadership
We Don't Need Better Arguments, We Need Better Numbers at the Annual Meeting. Here's How We Get Them. The post From Dallas to Orlando: The Road Ahead for Southern Baptist Revitalization appeared first on Center for Baptist Leadership.| Center for Baptist Leadership
Trauma-informed counseling paints itself as a safe harbor. But if you look closely, the foundation is not the Word of God| Center for Baptist Leadership
No, Really, We Voted Wisely On This In New Orleans| Center for Baptist Leadership
Mark Coppenger is on the Advisory Board and serves as a Contributing Scholar at The Center for Baptist Leadership. He taught in either a full-time or adjunct capacity at Vanderbilt, Wheaton, Elmhurst, TIU, MBTS, and SBTS. After teaching three dozen different courses throughout his career, he retired from SBTS in 2019 as a Professor of Christian Philosophy and Ethics. He’s pastored a “legacy” church in Arkansas, planted a church in Illinois, and served as an interim pastor in Kentucky—...| Center for Baptist Leadership
Southern Baptist Leaders Can Either Open the Books or Kill the Cooperative Program. The Choice is Theirs. And Ours.| Center for Baptist Leadership
It's a Debate Worth Having. And This Baptist Says "No"| Center for Baptist Leadership
A Father from Afar: What John MacArthur Meant to Us All| Center for Baptist Leadership
Jeff Iorg Plays the Role of Little Orphant Annie in Scaring SBC Messengers Away from Exercising Their Rights and Duties| Center for Baptist Leadership
How John MacArthur's Ministry Changed My Life and Shaped My Own Pastoral Ministry Forever| Center for Baptist Leadership
Cultivating courageous, biblical, and uncompromising Baptist leadership to secure institutional revitalization within the SBC.| Center for Baptist Leadership
Three Recent Cases of Hostile Church Takeover Attempts Have One Glaringly Obvious Connection: The Southern Baptist Convention| Center for Baptist Leadership