Fault Lines

The CRT and social justice conversations are still in full force in evangelicalism. For years, the war was waged via Youtube videos, sermon clips, discernment blogs, and social media threads. I’ve longed for long-form writing on these matters, and finally, books are being written discussing these ma......more

Trouble has been brewing for some while now. Social justice warriors have taken to the streets, courtroom, and universities. Most recently, social justice has penetrated the church walls. While many applaud the social justice movement, including well-known evangelical leaders, a few are standing str......more

The heart of Voddie Baucham’s book “Fault Lines” can be summarized with this sentence: “there is not a book in the world that is better suited to address men on the issue of race than the Bible. That is not to say that there is no help to be found in other books. It is, however, to say that they are......more

Baucham has done painstaking research in an area that is dividing our nation, and even more troubling, the church. Several of my friends--at one time robust, biblical Christians--have embraced CSJ and CRT, and now are immune to facts, evidence, biblical reasoning, and the law of non-contradiction. B......more

A mixed bag. I resonate with much of Voddie’s analysis of CRT, BLM, and other justice-related issues. I appreciate his candid telling of his own story as a black man. And I agree with his basic understanding of the gospel. But on the other hand, I think Voddie is too harsh in his remarks about other......more