It’s no surprise that two of Evangelicalism’s biggest haters are friends. David French became notorious for supporting Drag Queen Story Hour as a blessing of liberty, and when Trump left office, he wrote weekly articles attacking the church. Russell Moore was head of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention and he left after the SBC Executive Committee found his work to be a distraction to the gospel. He became the editor-in-chief over at the notoriously liberal Christianity Today.
Russell Moore has a book out titled Losing Our Religion: An Altar Call for Evangelical America. The book is a whiny tome to the ego of Moore, that ironically calls people like Michael O’Fallon Christian Nationalists. Nevertheless, he is on his book tour circuit which has landed him numerous appearances as he deconstructs his faith in real time.
Next month, Russell Moore will be interviewed about his book by David French at St. David’s Episcopal Church in downtown Austin, Texas on Friday September 22. St. David’s Episcopal Church doesn’t hide the fact that they are sodomy affirming.
This interview is part of the Texas Tribune Platform Festival. The Texas Tribune is one of the most liberal newspapers in Texas and have attracted numerous media personalities, including the notorious Jeffrey Toobin. Part of the event is held at this apostate church.
Russell Moore and David French will be discussing his new book about how evangelism lost its way at a church that hangs rainbow flags.
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Weapons-grade irony, in more ways than one, particularly considering the Anglican church was one of the first to pervert the grace of God into a license to sin. Bearing in mind the justification of wickedness is itself an abominable sin – Prov 17:15
The worst of which is undermining the Gospel, and diverting attention directly opposite. The church has lost it’s way the same way mankind has always lost his way, since Adam and Eve disobeyed, and God showed His mercy to them, though they deserved immediate death.
One word: sin
That’s how the church lost its way
But it does make good business sense to market the book to the reprobates who would buy it …