Author: Staff Writer

Two months ago, former Southern Baptist Theological Seminary professor David Sills filed a lawsuit against the SBC and several other high-profile personalities, thirteen in all, including current SBC President Bart Barber, former president Ed Litton, Albert Mohler, Jennifer Lyell, Guidepost Solutions, and others. Sills alleged conspiracy, defamation, and intentional infliction

The forty-ninth in this year’s series showing our brothers and sisters in Christ gathering for church service as faithful believers. While going to church does not make one a believer, refusing to faithfully attend a local church should seriously call that faith into question. This is a glimpse of what

‘Amen Church’ has reportedly shut down completely and permanently closed its doors, putting the Dallas-based church out of its misery following its spectacular implosion and downfall.  Three months ago, Amen Church founder Dr. Field Harrison shocked concertgoers attending the ‘Amen Nights’ worship concert when he attacked the inspiration of the

The Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (ELCA) is a simmering cauldron of blasphemy and mephistopjlean angst, to the point that sitting through an actual church service at one of their pagan temples is a foretaste of the hell that awaits them if they don’t repent. Some of the denomination’s greatest

In an unsurprising turn of events, Pastor Greg Locke of Global Vision Bible Church has publicly renounced his previous criticism of televangelist and prosperity heretic Benny Hinn. Locke, who once penned a book decrying Hinn’s practices, recently joined his television program and attributed his earlier criticism to misconceptions and unease

As an act of ‘obedience’ to the Lord to build bridges, Pastor Greg Locke of Global Vision Bible Church has built one, with arch-heretic Benny Hinn. Readers of Protestia will recognize Locke as the controversial Tennessee pastor who notoriously divorced his wife of two decades and quickly married his secretary,