DarkLinks 20: Controversial opinions on complementarianism, Calvinism, and porn
Let me put a disclaimer that we do not endorse every word or argument that we are promoting in this edition of DarkLinks. But we are endorsing the spirit of the arguments being made and fully believe all of these are conversations worth having. And in order to promote a better alternative than what we […]
DarkLinks 19: Seminary professor fired for preaching the gospel
There is no barrel scrapping in this edition of DarkLinks. Perhaps this is our most jam-packed yet. This is a busy news week in Christendom, and a lot of stories just didn’t make the cut this time around. The story about the online snitch portal didn’t make the cut because we decided to respond to […]
DarkLinks 17: Learning from Methodists, Al Mohler, KSP & Chick-Fil-A
This edition of DarkLinks has no theme because there are a lot of things going on and this touches up on a few of them. First we have the Paige Patterson using the United Methodist Church as an object lesson for Southern Baptists. This article is well timed after I penned my “One does not […]
DarkLinks 16: Social Justice Gospel’s ‘pronoun hospitality’
For defining the Social Justice Gospel. SBC President Says He Would Use “Preferred Pronoun” For Transgender People, Calls It “Pronoun Hospitality” By Jeff Maples @ Reformation Charlotte During that same sermon, Greear called on Christians to stand up for LGBTQ rights. Now, he’s calling on Christians to incorporate something he calls “pronoun hospitality” for transgender […]
DarkLinks 15: Chick-Fil-A capitulation
Chick-fil-A offers pitiful excuse for caving to radical progressive pressure By Blaine Traber @ NOQ Report I’m not going to involve myself in the “Cancel Culture” and either call for boycotts of Chick-fil-A or even boycott them myself. I love the sandwiches and I enjoy the spectacular service. There are much worse organizations to […]
DarkLinks 14: AND Campaign and NAMB frivolities explained
This edition of DarkLinks features a common theme of highlighting a divide in Evangelical culture whether it be those who propagate the Social Justice Gospel or the Southern Baptist elitists who are increasingly out of touch with the laity. We plan to elaborate on the AND Campaign, but for now, we must highly recommend learning […]
DarkLinks 13: Congratulations Capstone Report!
‘Capstone Report’ Surpasses Baptist Press in Readership as People Hunger for Real News By Pulpit & Pen The Baptist Press is the official news outlet of the Southern Baptist Convention. However, fewer Southern Baptists than ever trust the news service and more and more Southern Baptists are getting their news from alternative outlets that are adversarial […]
DarkLinks 12: FBC Naples and the real Baptist Press
The saga of Marcus Hayes and FBC Naples continues to escalate in all sorts of negative directions. This edition of DarkLinks featured an open letter to the church. In this open letter, the statement that Evangelical Dark Web publications are the real Baptist press caught my attention. The Southern Baptist Convention is a bit of […]
DarkLinks 11: Marcus Hayes rejected over Social Justice Gospel concerns
Marcus Hayes appears to be the biggest story at the moment in the Evangelical world placing the focus on yet another proxy fight between the orthodox Evangelicals and those who participate in the Social Justice Gospel. Unfortunately, we do not have special connections and contacts throughout the country, but Evangelical Dark Web created DarkLinks to promote […]
DarkLinks 10: Discernment, Andy Savage, Cru drifting Left
This has been a busy week on multiple fronts in the world of Evangelicalism. Between Andy Savage and the ongoing woes at the SBC, there were also developments on the story with regards to Cru. Discernment By Jeff Dornik @ GateKeepers Discernment. That one word has so many different connotations. Many see it as a […]