Stetzer visits FBC

[Mr. White]

Schaap would have ate this up.

https://twitter.com/edstetzer/status/987778347643080704

 

[16KJV11]

Schaap would have ate this up.

https://twitter.com/edstetzer/status/987778347643080704

I'm sure he would have invited him to speak at pastor's school the next year...

 

[WESLEY]

Schaap would have ate this up.

https://twitter.com/edstetzer/status/987778347643080704

I'm sure he would have invited him to speak at pastor's school the next year...

Was driving by this church the other day...  At one time one of the most influential churches in the United States

https://www.google.com/search?ei=b9DbWuTXB4ykjwT0l6jYDw&q=MOODY+MEMORIAL+CHURCH+PICTURE&oq=MOODY+MEMORIAL+CHURCH+PICTURE&gs_l=psy-ab.3..33i22i29i30k1.909.1090.0.1193.4.2.0.0.0.0.248.248.2-1.1.0....0...1c.1.64.psy-ab..3.1.246....0.tecpXDxgjVE

 

[Jrock]

So what is the most influential church i fundamentalism today? Is it Lancaster Baptist Church?

 

[16KJV11]

So what is the most influential church i fundamentalism today? Is it Lancaster Baptist Church?

Good question.  Not sure what to say about that.

 

[Twisted]

So what is the most influential church in fundamentalism today? 

The one you attend and serve in.

 

[bgwilkinson]

So what is the most influential church in fundamentalism today?

Undoubtedly it's First Baptist Dallas where Mrs. Hyles attended and taught SS until her home going.

Pastor gets major national TV time.

Big Trump supporter.

 

[Tarheel Baptist]

So what is the most influential church in fundamentalism today?

Undoubtedly it's First Baptist Dallas where Mrs. Hyles attended and taught SS until her home going.

Pastor gets major national TV time.

Big Trump supporter.

I guess you would have to define fundamentalism to accurately answer that question.
FWIW, First Baptist Dallas isn't even the most influential church in the SBC.

 

[Twisted]

So what is the most influential church in fundamentalism today?

Undoubtedly it's First Baptist Dallas where Mrs. Hyles attended and taught SS until her home going.

Pastor gets major national TV time.

Big Trump supporter.

I guess you would have to define fundamentalism to accurately answer that question.

Yes.  I would never call the SBC "fundamentalists".  While true that many SBC churches preach and teach the fundamentals, the leadership is quite different.  And isn't that why so many broke away in the first place?

Just reading this article would make most want to hurl at the outrageous comments by Land.  And this is just one example.  Wasn't it the SBC that had "dialogue" with Rome?

http://apprising.org/2010/08/31/sbcs-richard-land-says-mormonism-fourth-abrahamic-faith/

 

[RAIDER]

For the sake of this thread I believe we are talking about IFB churches of the FBCH stripe.  I think you would be talking about churches like Lancaster Baptist Church, FBCH, North Valley Baptist Church, Clays Mill Road Baptist Church, etc.

 

[TheRealJonStewart]

While FBC Hammond had more influence than Lancaster Baptist, I believe Paul Chappell has a greater/broader influence today than Jack Hyles ever had. Domestically AND internationally.

 

[Mr. White]

John MacArthur is the most influential fundamentalist alive. It's really not even close. He may not identify with the term as used today, but in the traditional usage of the term, he is every bit one.

 

[Tarheel Baptist]

For the sake of this thread I believe we are talking about IFB churches of the FBCH stripe.  I think you would be talking about churches like Lancaster Baptist Church, FBCH, North Valley Baptist Church, Clays Mill Road Baptist Church, etc.

If that's the case then Chappell is the biggest fish in that pond in almost every way.

 

[Tarheel Baptist]

So what is the most influential church in fundamentalism today?

Undoubtedly it's First Baptist Dallas where Mrs. Hyles attended and taught SS until her home going.

Pastor gets major national TV time.

Big Trump supporter.

I guess you would have to define fundamentalism to accurately answer that question.

Yes.  I would never call the SBC "fundamentalists".  While true that many SBC churches preach and teach the fundamentals, the leadership is quite different.  And isn't that why so many broke away in the first place?

Just reading this article would make most want to hurl at the outrageous comments by Land.  And this is just one example.  Wasn't it the SBC that had "dialogue" with Rome?

http://apprising.org/2010/08/31/sbcs-richard-land-says-mormonism-fourth-abrahamic-faith/

IF forced to choose, I'd rather be associated with Land than Schaap (Jack or Ken), Anderson (Steve or Russell), Hyles (Jack or Dave) or many other IFB's I know personally.

 

[Twisted]

IF forced to choose, I'd rather be associated with Land than Schaap (Jack or Ken), Anderson (Steve or Russell), Hyles (Jack or Dave) or many other IFB's I know personally.

When you put it that way.....

 

[Tarheel Baptist]

IF forced to choose, I'd rather be associated with Land than Schaap (Jack or Ken), Anderson (Steve or Russell), Hyles (Jack or Dave) or many other IFB's I know personally.

When you put it that way.....

And I can also say there are some IFB Pastors that I am honored to be 'associated with'.

 

[16KJV11]

IF forced to choose, I'd rather be associated with Land than Schaap (Jack or Ken), Anderson (Steve or Russell), Hyles (Jack or Dave) or many other IFB's I know personally.

When you put it that way.....

And I can also say there are some IFB Pastors that I am honored to be 'associated with'.

Like me... ???

 

[TheRealJonStewart]

So what is the most influential church in fundamentalism today?

Undoubtedly it's First Baptist Dallas where Mrs. Hyles attended and taught SS until her home going.

Pastor gets major national TV time.

Big Trump supporter.

I guess you would have to define fundamentalism to accurately answer that question.

Yes.  I would never call the SBC "fundamentalists".  While true that many SBC churches preach and teach the fundamentals, the leadership is quite different.  And isn't that why so many broke away in the first place?

Just reading this article would make most want to hurl at the outrageous comments by Land.  And this is just one example.  Wasn't it the SBC that had "dialogue" with Rome?

http://apprising.org/2010/08/31/sbcs-richard-land-says-mormonism-fourth-abrahamic-faith/

IF forced to choose, I'd rather be associated with Land than Schaap (Jack or Ken), Anderson (Steve or Russell), Hyles (Jack or Dave) or many other IFB's I know personally.

Land is so much better. I'm more pleased with Land's successor, Russell Moore.

 

[Gladstone]

So what is the most influential church i fundamentalism today? Is it Lancaster Baptist Church?

Landover Baptist Church is the most influential

 

[Bruh]

For the sake of this thread I believe we are talking about IFB churches of the FBCH stripe.  I think you would be talking about churches like Lancaster Baptist Church, FBCH, North Valley Baptist Church, Clays Mill Road Baptist Church, etc.

If that's the case then Chappell is the biggest fish in that pond in almost every way.

IMO, Paul Chappell is not the stipe of Jack Hyles FBC Hammond. I think Jack Hyles would be repulsed by Chappell. But then again once JH realized the influence of PC he may not have said anything publicly.