RECORD: Spring 2017

(PDF version available here.) “Donald Trump’s More Accepting Views on Gay Issues Set Him Apart in G.O.P”.  This was The New York Times headline on April 22, 2016.  Given the LGBT anxiety over the election results – Columbia professors even wrote, “the cluster of suicides this month can have no other meaning” [since retracted] –…

REVIEW: Spring 2017 Vol. 42 No. 2

“Religious Freedom for Me but Not for Thee?” by Paul Crookston, National Review, February 21, 2017;  “Europe’s Islam Problem and U.S. Immigration Policy” by Shannon Gilreath, Washington Blade, January 19, 2017.  by Dr. Ralph Blair (PDF version available here.) National Review’s Collegiate Network Fellow and Gordon College graduate, Crookston, rightly notes: “America’s enshrinement of religious…

RECORD: Winter 2017

(PDF version available here.) The 2017 Evangelicals Concerned calendar includes our 30th Presidents Day Winter Weekend Bible Study, our 75th ConnECtion and our 15th Fall Preaching Festival.     The Presidents Day Weekend Bible study will be February 18-20 at The Turning Point at Kirkridge Retreat in the mountains of eastern Pennsylvania. ConnECtion2017 will be June…

“Five Centuries of Reformation Proclamation”

The 2016 Evangelicals Concerned Ocean Grove Preaching Festival Columbus Day Weekend October 7-9, 2016 “Five Centuries of Reformation Proclamation” “1516, 1616, 1716, 1816, 1916” John Foxe   John Owen   John Berridge   Francis Asbury   J. C. Ryle   Eugenia Price  Including Three Sermons by Dr. Ralph Blair “Our Sufficiency in The All-Sufficient One”, “Affirming The All-Merciful’s Affirmation of…

Affirming The All-Merciful’s Affirmation of Us

“Affirming The All-Merciful’s Affirmation of Us” “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16 by Dr. Ralph Blair (PDF version here) Along with Philippians 4:13, Tim Tebow’s favored eyeblack is John 3:16, the second most…

RECORD: Fall 2016

(PDF version available here.) Kirk Franklin, black contemporary Gospel singer, is apologizing to gays for the homophobia in the black churches.  Says Franklin: “More than anything, I’m trying to peel back those layers [that] keep people away from God and keep people away from experiencing the love of God, [and all that] gets in the…