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Just Gospel Conference Shows Breakdown of Conservative Denominations



Wow. Friends, I have no doubt that this conference is going to show that prominent professors/theologians/pastors in the SBC, PCA, OPC, and ARP, among other denominations, have lost sight of the heart of the gospel. "Just Gospel" is going to be a coming out party of redefining the Gospel by claiming that much of the evangelical church in the United States hasn't really had the Gospel for, I don't know, probably at least 60 years.

Irwyn Ince, last year's PCA GA Moderator, along with SBC President J.D. Greear, are at this shindig. Leon Brown, now of the ARP but also still with Covenant College I believe, as well as the Edmondson's of the OPC, are also involved.


Of course, I agree the church has lost the heart of the Gospel, but what's going to be proclaimed here, if it is remotely in keeping with what these men and women have been saying, isn't going to be remotely close to "just" the Gospel.

Conservative churches will have to speak out against this. We need to pray for faithfulness in our churches, and we need to be faithful and bold at this time. That is the loving thing to do, first toward our Lord and Savior, and then also toward those who oppose the truth of the cross, that they may see their grievous error and repent, and also to simply protect the flock from false and/or dangerous teachers.




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