Jd Greear News Today

Pastor J.D. Greear of Summit Church and a former president of the Southern Baptist Convention recently shared how pastor and author Tim Keller influenced him and his approach to the Gospel.

Worried about coaxing people into pews when they’d rather be in their pajamas, some Protestant pastors are canceling Sunday services on Dec. 25.

Adam W. Greenway, president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and one of six members of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Council of Seminary Presidents has defended the group’s controversial statement on critical race theory and intersectionality dismissing much of the criticism around it as emotional misunderstandings.

Sexual abuse allegations against Christian leaders must be investigated swiftly and dutifully.

The Christian Post received a copy of Rod D. Martin's letter of resignation from the Southern Baptist Convention's Executive Committee. We felt that amid the continuing controversy in the convention over waving attorney-client privilege, it would be helpful for our readers to have the context and the perspective provided by this letter of resignation.

Paul Tripp and J.D. Greear said that identity is the “number one issue” facing the Church today and challenged pastors to have “joyful courage” while speaking biblical truth to a generation that has “abandoned these fundamental categories.”

J.D. Greear, pastor of Summit Church in Durham, North Carolina, shares his heart for restoring prayer to the "core" of the Church and reflects on his time as President of the Southern Baptist Convention.

The insurgents, some adopting a pirate motif, believe that the denomination has drifted too far to the left on issues of race, gender and the strict authority of the Bible.

Is the Southern Baptist Convention a Sinking Ship? Tuesday, May 25, 2021 @ 10:45 AM Can the Southern Baptist Convention be saved? “The Southern Baptist Convention is a good old ship that has taken on much water and is slowly sinking. The choices seemed to be to abandon the ship or to man the pumps.” This is how the late Dr. Adrian Rogers described his concerns for the convention to which he would eventually be elected president and go on to serve three two-year terms.  Whether the SBC is o...

Paul Tripp and J.D. Greear said that identity is the “number one issue” facing the Church today and challenged pastors to have “joyful courage” while speaking biblical truth to a generation that has “abandoned these fundamental categories.”