It’s Still Good to be a Southern Baptist: What Ecclesiastes Teaches Us About the Annual Meeting
On Wins and Losses, and Channeling Solomon, Chesterton, and Churchill
Fighting for Integrity in the SBC: Why I’m Working to End Conflicts of Interest Among Entity Trustees
This common-sense, best business practice, and biblically grounded amendment would help rebuild trust in our trustee system. Even though it got referred again without debate, I won't stop pushing it.
The Status Quo Convention: Six Takeaways from Dallas
Reform Efforts are Gaining Ground, but the Platform Still Prevails. Here's Why.
A Humble Reflection on the 2025 SBC Annual Meeting
What Happened, Why it Matters, and How to Move Forward
How Can We Save the ERLC? By Passing the First Vote to Abolish It
A Call to Realign the ERLC with Faithful Baptist Principles of Christian Political Witness and Action
“Amending” the ERLC’s Ministry Assignment is a Dead End
The problem is not the current assignment or the Convention's clarity. The problem is that current ERLC Trustees do not want to enforce such an assignment.
Separating Fact from Fiction on 990-Level Financial Transparency
The Truth, the Whole Truth, and Nothing but the Truth on my 990-Level Financial Transparency Motion, so Help me God
I Once Was “Trans,” But Now I’m Free: A Testimony of Amazing Grace
I Once Lived as a Homosexual Man. Then as a Trans-Woman. Now, I'm a Christian and Happily Married to My Wife.
The Road to Dallas, Part Two: Four Issues to Tackle at the 2025 SBC Annual Meeting
It's Time to Do Business as Southern Baptists. Here are Four Issues We Need to Be Ready to Handle Rightly.
Murder on Music Row: The New Business & Financial Plan Might Kill the Cooperative Program
Approving the New Plan Unamended Will Erode Trust, Shrink Cooperative Program Giving, and Diminish Participation in the SBC