The quote that comes at the very beginning of the book is by Francis Schaeffer in his work, The Great

You know, I remember back in the 90s with Francis Schaeffer and How Then Shall We Live and The Great

What's happening on the ground across this country with churches? The deck is being reshuffled. The dust hasn't settled. What's going on? Big picture in American quote -unquote evangelicalism, but also from the ground up.

Big Eva, Big Evangelicalism is a business. The whole thing operates as a massive delivery system for evangelical ideas and teachings, and it utilizes all different kinds of media. Now, this is all fine.

I mean, 2022, so much happened with Gospel Coalition and Big Eva connected people, and it's just God is so obviously exposing the idolatry, exposing the rot at the core of evangelical leaders in our country.

John Harris's book outlines how this is what they had been saying for the late 1900s. Yeah, it's just the evangelicals weren't even listening to the conversation. And then when they jumped in, they jumped in on the wrong side.

Evangelicalism has not been able to successfully integrate because once they do, they're no longer evangelical

P .S. I said Big Eva stands for Big Evangelicalism, a network of large evangelical organizations that seek to reshape the thinking of American evangelicalism through conferences, books, websites, such as TGC, the Gospel Coalition, etc.

It's it's an extension of what the neo evangelicals were trying to build and now I would suggest it it's starting to crumble in ways and so you have a Big Eva and then I've heard this before you have a Little Eva and so Big Eva right some of the organizations I just mentioned Little Eva perhaps being like the G3 conference to some extent and Founders Ministries to some extent and I don't know maybe certain aspects of Ligonier or Grace to You and some of these organizations have been around for a while so it's not like they're anything new but there's there's a new energy in in some of these organizations and it's because of the split that's happening because people are conservatives especially political conservatives but also theological conservatives that understand the threat of social justice are starting to realize how these Big Eva groups have sold out on this issue and how it compromises theology and so they've ended up starting to associate in a different place in a different area in a different conferences and new publishing houses are getting started.

There was another great article, really good article, by the way, written about the problem of the evangelical

With great boldness.

If it's not going to be the woke evangelical reaction to the Great Reset, what should ours be?

This is this is shocking stuff. Shocking stuff. Much of what is distinctive about American evangelicalism is not essential to Christianity, Noel has written, and he is surely correct. I would only add that it isn't simply the case that much is what is distinctive about American evangelicalism is not essential to Christianity.

That's great book.

But I was raised in that tradition and then converted in my late teens into an evangelical context.

There is so much poison in evangelicalism, and I think that some guys are starting to wake up and starting to push back and starting to make moves and strategize. How do we rid ourselves of this progressive nightmare?

Even if none, reclaiming biblical evangelism. Before we return to that, we just have some important announcements to make. Once again, tomorrow, I've got Jason Garwood on the program, and he is going to be discussing the book that you've been hearing advertised every day, typically at least twice a day.

While evangelical leaders deceive God's people by saying peace when there is no peace, young men are flocking to answers that require some degree of battle. I have long maintained that this demographic is an unexplored mission field for the church.

So he's fearful that young guys are getting drawn in by evangelical dark web.

You'll note that the wages of sin is death, and death has been a disaster. Sin has been a disaster.