Recent Articles
The Troubling Trajectory of Jen Wilkin
The line between narrow complementarianism and open egalitarianism grows thinner every podcast
How Should We Then Live—For Another 250 Years?
Our American Christian Marching Orders
The SBC Vibe Shift Is Here: Six Gen Z Reflections on the Annual Meeting
My generation seeks courage and clarity. If Orlando charts a new course for the SBC, expect Gen Z to want to join in the mission
Against Christian Androgyny
The desperate need of our hour is for Christians to declare that men and women are neither identical nor interchangeable
The Flag That Makes Us Neighbors: An Independence Day Afterword
"This is the greatest country in the world. I fought for that flag. I believed in it."
What SBC Reformers Need to Do to Keep Winning: Part Two
The question now is this: Will we use this next year to consolidate, organize, build the coalitions, develop the ground game, and show up in Indianapolis ready to govern?
What SBC Reformers Need to Do to Keep Winning: Part One
It’s time for the Reformers to assume the middle and strive to govern. To do so, we need to learn four lessons
The SBC’s Perverse Incentive Structure
We say that the Convention belongs to the churches, but then act offended when the churches behave like owners. That's a problem
Sent Home: How the IMB’s Vaccine Policy is Forcing Missionaries Off the Field
If IMB missionaries are forced to choose between submitting to vaccine mandates or exercising parental rights, our Great Commission work will suffer
Reform is Here, But the Fight Isn’t Over: Six Reflections from SBC 2026
God is doing a great work through the SBC—and I don’t think He’s done with us yet.