The controversy (generally speaking, one could hardly call it a conversation) continues. For the latest update on the reaction to Phil Johnson’s Shepherd’s Conference message, see here. He notes that by profane he doesn’t necessarily mean “cussing” and he provides a clear answer to those critics who charged him with hypocrisy given some of his [...]
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More from Phil Johnson on “The Pornification of the Pulpit”
Posted in Mark Driscoll, Phil Johnson on March 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
What is an Evangelical?
Posted in evangelicalism, Phil Johnson on March 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Phil Johnson’s other message at the Shepherd’s Conference this year was on evangelicalism. In 2005 and 2006 he had addressed fundamentalism. I am thankful for these messages because they help clarify my thinking and identity after coming out of Confessional Presbyterianism about a year ago. For some time now I’ve been joking from time to [...]
The Pornification of the Pulpit
Posted in contextualization, Mark Driscoll, Phil Johnson, tagged Shepherd's Conference on March 7, 2009 | 10 Comments »
The Pyromaniac himself, Phil Johnson, lived up to his name yesterday at the Shepherd’s Conference in a message that extracts the teeth from the Mark Driscoll apologists and others who defend vulgarity in the name of contextualization. Click here for the message. (The link to the message is in the last paragraph. It will [...]
