Pulpit Magazine

(By Jesse Johnson)
I am convinced that the emerging church is largely early 20th century liberalism, with cooler hair. At the Wiltern Theatre in Hollywood last week, Rob Bell, one of the leading figures in the movement, solidified my stereo-type with his nation-wide tour called The Gods are Not Angry. I could not help but think, [...]

(By Phil Johnson)
This is a continuation of our series on “The Fad-Driven Church.”
According to the cover article in November’s Christianity Today [2004], the next big fad is already on the horizon. It’s the “Emergent Church” movement—seeker-sensitivity gone to seed. It’s Saddleback for postmodernists—Willow Creek to the tenth power, for the pierced and tatooed generation. The most [...]

(By Nathan Busenitz)
Okay… so this is already four days old (which is like four millennia in the blogosphere), but with fires in Santa Clarita at the beginning of this week, I didn’t hear of it until yesterday.
For some of you this will be old news. (Sorry.) But for those of you who haven’t heard this yet, [...]

(By John MacArthur)
The following is adapted from John’s upcoming book, The Truth War (Spring, 2007).
What is truth? We began with that question, and my earnest hope is that the answer would be clear: Truth is not any individual’s opinion or imagination. Truth is what God decrees. And He has given us an infallible source of [...]

(By John MacArthur)
The following is adapted from John’s upcoming book, The Truth War (Spring, 2007). 
Why do so many evangelicals act as if false teachers in the church could never be a serious problem in this generation? Vast numbers seem convinced that they are “rich, have become wealthy, and have need of nothing—and do not know [...]