Every week, faithful church members dutifully write checks to support the Lord’s work at their local Baptist church, and thousands of these churches turn over a percentage of this giving to the para-church cooperation known as the Southern Baptist Convention. The bulk of this funding goes to support international evangelism/church
No sooner did Kevin Ezell backpedal away from the North American Mission Board’s heresy partnership with He Gets Us than the usual chorus of SBC platform simps congratulated him for his “leadership.” The rot is deep in the SBC.
Just when you thought the SBC was as wayward and corrupt as it could get, enter Kevin Ezell. In response to massive pushback from the pews, the president of the Southern Baptist Convention’s North American Mision Board (NAMB) issued an “apology” letter for lending the rapidly-waning credibility of the nation’s
Do It Again by Elevation Worship was released in February of 2018 on the album There is a Cloud, but earlier versions were heard back in 2016. Like most Elevation Worship songs, Steven Furtick is one of the songwriters, and this song was written with Chris Brown, Mack Brock, and
What a Beautiful Name was released by Hillsong Worship on January 6th, 2017, and won two dove awards in 2017 and the 2018 Grammy for Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song. Note: For a full explanation of the rubric and a primer on our scoring methodology, click here. Doctrinal Fidelity and
This tune and its album (Christ Our Hope In Life And Death) was released very recently, and the song is at the top of praisecharts.com’s “Top New Praise and Worship Songs.” Note: For a full explanation of the rubric and a primer on our scoring methodology, click here. Doctrinal Fidelity
This tune was released with the rest of the album God is Good! (Live) on September 30, 2022. Note: For a full explanation of the rubric and a primer on our scoring methodology, click here. Doctrinal Fidelity and Clarity: The song opens with a “version” of the Lord’s prayer –
Knowing that I’m a musician, many readers of Protestia and followers/supporters of Protestia Tonight have asked me how I approach the selection of worship music from a biblical perspective. In response, I’d like to humbly offer my rating system for figuring out if a given song belongs in your church
(Mile High Evening News) Spurred by a Texas law prohibiting big tech platforms from censoring speech on their platforms based on viewpoint, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit issued a blistering ruling that rebuked platforms who had sued to block the law’s implementation, opening the door
We try very hard at Protestia not to punch down – that is, publish articles targeting those who carry little or no actual influence in evangelicalism. Yet occasionally we witness behavior and theology from online characters that is worth discussing as a demonstration of a growing or novel problem affecting
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