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The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) ranks among the world’s largest Christian denominations and is the largest Protestant body in the United States. Founded in Georgia in the years preceding the Civil War, the denomination remains centralized in the South, but claims member churches throughout the nation. Since its inception, the denomination has faced internal and external tension over a bevy of social issues—notably slavery, racism, missions, homosexuality, and women in ministry—but always central to its theology has been the traditional Baptist doctrine of believer’s baptism. During the first decade of the 21st century, the SBC was recognized as leader in humanitarian aid for its response to a series of regional natural disasters.
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The ERLC presidential kerfuffle, Secret Service director’s resignation, and Mr. Netanyahu goes to Washington.
The Russell Moore Show
A conversation on the state of American religion.
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A live event discussion in celebration of Russell’s new book.
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Mike Cosper interviews Russell about his new book calling for repentance and renewal in American evangelicalism.
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Trump is indicted, the SBC elects a reformer, and Juneteenth offers hope for freedom then and now.
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Who stopped going to church, what’s next for the SBC, and does the monarchy matter anymore?
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The Bible teacher and author returns to talk about her new memoir.
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One of America’s greatest spiritual leaders speaks to the SBC disfellowshipping Saddleback, pastoral transition, and the Great Commission.
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Fox News faces depositions, Scott Adams cries cancel culture, and the SBC boots Saddleback.
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Disregard for our neighbor leaves Christians a people living in darkness, in desperate need of light.