In the Blogosphere
By Trevin Wax on May 15, 2009 in In the Blogosphere | 
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Scot McKnight is asking some hard-hitting questions about the way we present the gospel, and specifically where the biblical teaching of God’s Kingdom fits into the mix. He claims that our individualistic gospel presentations have reached the point they are deconstructing the church. (Part 1, 2, 3, 4)
A list of comparisons between “religion” and “the gospel” taken from Tim Keller’s preaching and writing.
10 People a Pastor Should Fear
Justin Taylor interviews Dr. Kevin Vanhoozer of Wheaton College.
Union University will be hosting a conference on Southern Baptists and the future of denominationalism. The line-up of speakers is impressive.
60% of adult baptisms in the SBC are “rebaptisms.” Thabiti looks to Romanian Baptists as an example of how to avoid this problem.
Matt Svoboda notices something that I have observed as well. Eschatological views of younger pastors are decisively not Dispensational.
Tullian Tchividjian is out of step and fine with it.
From Lucy Ricardo to Roseanne. For better or worse, TV Moms are now part of our lives.
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Right you and Svoboda are, Trevin, about younger pastors and Dispensationalism. But that’s probably less because God is persuading post-moderns of the truth (!), and more because Dispensationalism lacks hip spokesmen such as Bishop Wright. As he appears to think the Consummation of All Things awaits our feeble efforts, Wright would lead us from back to post-millenialism. But didn’t we think that way once before? Say a “Christian Century” ago?
Steve Pressley | May 15, 2009 | Reply