Published on June 11, 2024, 12:38 am

Ever found yourself puzzled by the doctrines and beliefs held by Christians such as David French and wondered how they got that way? Take a closer look at their spiritual leaders. A prime example can be found in celebrated writer and political commentator, French, who identifies himself as a libertarian despite his penchant for progressive causes which he validates under a Christian guise. Strangely enough, French defends procedures like chemical and surgical castration of minors grappling with their sexual orientations whose parents decide to subject them to such an ordeal. Of course, this transfigures into him also defending drag queen story hours under the banner of “blessing of liberty.” While alarming on its own accord, it only escalates when you realize he actively strikes against conservative viewpoints.

Could the role his pastor plays have any influence over these views? Seemingly yes if one traces back to Chris Williamson who heads the Strong Tower Bible Church based in Nashville, Tennessee. Listeners easily detect elements of delusion in his speeches which ominously resembles French’s arguments – becoming all too evident where French draws his influences from. Even public figures aren’t exempt from Williamson’s distorted sermons, with Martin Luther King Jr being defended for sexual immorality while Thomas Jefferson is accused of sexually assaulting young slaves – allegations that have been debunked ruthlessly time after time.

Other breaking news stories give glimpses into similar credibility crises rocking major factions within Christianity. Renowned evangelist Dr. Tony Evans has tendered his resignation from pastoral duties citing personal failures sparking further controversy with regards to his challenging theological positions and alliances.

The ongoing rift over women preachers occurring within the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) shows another facet of the struggle within church leadership today. Remaining conservatives are pushing for what is known as the Law Amendment aimed at dealing with this issue.

Premier Evangelical preacher Beth Moore being pivotal as she decided to leave SBC in 2021 as her feminist ideology conflicted heavily with the denomination; a move that was received in mixed lights by various factions.

To ensure you get the real news, trusted news that aligns with the Christian worldview, it’s crucial to be discerning and keep a watchful eye on these developments. Breaking new ground under the banner of progressive Christianity can lead to distorted doctrines and harm the Church’s overall influence. Therefore, reviewing spiritual leaders’ compass regularly is vital in keeping our faith rooted firmly in its foundations.