Brett McCracken is the Senior Editor and Director of Communications at The Gospel Coalition. Every year, he posts his list of favorite movies and TV shows, often on the Gospel Coalition itself, and it is an under reported scandal that his favorite films frequently frequently contain graphic sex and nudity,
In an act so brazenly hypocritical that we assume it’s only being done to see if they can get away with it, The Gospel Coalition is offering an 8-week course on how to responsibly and faithfully interact and understand the relationship between faith and film (as well as “exploring how
The Gospel Coalition continues to demonstrate why it should be regarded exclusively with contempt and scorn, exemplified by Senior Editor Brett McCracken’s continued promotion and justification of watching pornographic TV shows and films and the hypocritical and theologically bankrupt advice he gives about them. You’ll recall McCracken’s Top 20 list
The Gospel Coaltion (TGC) continues its devolution from a reasonably reformed parachurch ministry to some bizarro Christian version of Cosmopolitan magazine, where half their content could be comfortably published alonside a personality test to see which fierce Bible heroine you are and a flowchart on the ‘Top 10 Sex Positions
Three weeks ago, after the Gospel Coalition’s Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics published an article about the similarities between sexual intercourse and the church’s union with Christ, which was an excerpt from Pastor Joshua Ryan Butler’s brand new book, both he and TGC received unprecedented pushback, resulting in TGC retracting the article and seeing
After the Gospel Coalition’s Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics published an article about the similarities between sexual intercourse and the church’s union with Christ, which was an excerpt from Pastor Joshua Ryan Butler’s brand new book, both he and TGC received unprecedented pushback. These rebuffs include fair-minded critiques unimpressed with these crude comparisons, endorsers
Days ago, the Gospel Coalition’s Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics published an article about the similarities between sexual intercourse and the church’s union with Christ. The article was an adapted excerpt from Arizona Pastor Josh Butler’s new book, who also is We offer full commentary here, but two brief descriptions we took exception to
Consistent with the awful hermeneutic and pandering cultural relevancy the site has become known for, the Gospel Coalition’s Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics published an article about the similarities between sexual intercourse and the church’s union with Christ. We wish we were making this up. Arizona pastor Josh Butler, author
Jen Wilkin is the Executive Director of The Village Church’s Next Generation Ministries, as well as an author, blogger, and prolific conference speaker. A frequent contributor to TGC, she outwardly claims to be a complementarian, though over the years has made many comments which suggest she’s squishier on the subject than she
Tim Keller, the founder of The Gospel Coalition and cultural Marxist extraordinaire, has a long history of saying awful, terrible things. There was the time his church called for more same-sex intimacy in churches, said that if you have white skin, the bible says you’re involved in injustice, trashed the Social Justice and
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