Andy Naselli
May 13th, 2009

An Example of a Fundamentalism Not Worth Saving

Danny Sweatt’s sermon entitled “Young and Restless” (preached on April 7, 2009 at a regional FBF meeting in North Carolina)

A good friend asked me to listen to it last week, so I did (with my wife) early on Sunday morning. Not a good start to Mother’s Day.

Cf. Bob Bixby’s thoughts.

(The title of this post is a play on Kevin Bauder’s thoughtful paper.)

Update:

  1. Perceptive advice from Chris Anderson
  2. Bauder to FBF Leaders: “If you wish to model the kind of fundamentalism that really is worth saving, then the time has come”

5 Responses to “An Example of a Fundamentalism Not Worth Saving”

  1. # B.C. McWhiteon 14 May 2009 at 7:49 am

    Of course John Piper likes to gather people to discuss theology rather than be concerned for the lost. Surprised you didn’t know that. Today while I’m writing my message, I’ll be running past the biblical position and into his arms, as a matter of fact.

    Hope the rest of your Mother’s Day was better, bud.

  2. # Andy Naselli » Blog Archive » Why A. J. Gibson Is a Missionaryon 15 May 2009 at 10:12 am

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  3. # Jeff Straubon 15 May 2009 at 1:15 pm

    Ya think?

  4. # Andy Naselli » Blog Archive » Bauder to FBF Leaders: “If you wish to model the kind of fundamentalism that really is worth saving, then the time has come”on 15 May 2009 at 4:07 pm

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