Sentences with phrase «most evangelical leaders»

While surveys have found that most self - identified white evangelicals approve of Trump's temporary moratorium on refugees, most evangelical leaders oppose it.

For most evangelical leaders, today's discussion of the nationwide legalization of same - sex marriage revolves around how best to express their dissent amid the legal uncertainties for churches and pastors.

Although most evangelical leaders have not supported Trump's run (including Max Lucado), he has gained endorsements from Liberty University president Jerry Falwell Jr. and First Baptist Church of Dallas senior pastor Robert Jeffress.

Most evangelical laypeople say they are voting for Trump — though most not for Trump — while most evangelical leaders have not supported his candidacy in past polls.

Most evangelical leaders seem to agree.

Most evangelical leaders insist their skepticism of Romney is born of his past social liberalism.

That's exactly what most evangelical leaders (very few of whom supported either Trump or Clinton when the election began) advise.

Most evangelical leaders are skeptical of such preachers» theological soundness.

Not exact matches

In my judgment, shared by many, he was the most important leader of the evangelical revival of the eighteenth century.

Steve Hayner, one of the baby - boomer generation's most influential evangelical leaders, has died.

Presuming you don't have time to read everything — and assuming you've already read CT's coverage of reactions from American and Argentine evangelical leaders (including Luis Palau)-- here are CT's picks for the most helpful articles on former archbishop of Buenos Aires Jorge Bergoglio (in no particular order).

Despite having one foot in Generation X, I tend to identify most strongly with the attitudes and the ethos of the millennial generation, and because of this, I'm often asked to speak to my fellow evangelical leaders about why millennials are leaving the church.

Then there is J. I. Packer — less widely known than either Stott or Graham and yet one of the Evangelical movement's most venerated and beloved leaders.

Six months earlier we lost Oliver R. Barclay (1919 - 2013), one of the most influential evangelical leaders in Britain of the 20th century.

Among the most effective priestly and episcopal leaders in U.S. Catholicism today, there is no antinomy between pastoral compassion and evangelical zeal, on the one hand, and robust Catholic identity, on the other.

He was one of the most influential evangelical leaders of the 20th century, but one of the most humble men on earth.

However, most denominational leaders (but not all) say that a pastor who has fallen in that one prominent way — committing adultery — can be restored to the pulpit, according to the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE).

«Most evangelicals — leaders from all seven denominations — have expressed concerns,» Sergey Rakhuba, president of Mission Eurasia and a former Moscow church - planter, told CT. «They're calling on the global Christian community to pray that Putin can intervene and God can miraculously work in this process.»

We are pleased to note that the following evangelical leaders are among those who have endorsed the most recent statement, «That They May Have Life» (see page 18):

While many polls show Trump receiving most of the evangelical vote, others that focus on religiosity or leaders are more nuanced.

While 17 percent of American Christians openly identify with the movement, the «health and wealth» gospel gets dismissed and critiqued by most mainstream evangelical leaders.

He has arguably been the most influential leader in the relatively leaderless evangelical movement, CT noted in 2005.

«These are key evangelical leaders, with names recognizable to most evangelicals.

According to available polls, most of which measure self - identity not religiosity, evangelical leaders have more work to do to convince many of the people in their pews.

Five years ago, more than 200 Chinese Christian leaders were detained before they could board flights to the most diverse gathering of evangelicals ever.

And Americans are among the most glum of all, with more than eight out of 10 evangelical Christian leaders there saying that the movement is losing influence in the United States today.

Emerging from a district where socially conservative Evangelical Christianity has taken hold in recent decades — making it, in Torres» words, the Bible Belt of New York City — his ability to win over leaders across the spectrum, including most major unions, the Working Families Party, and politicians from reformer Gustavo Rivera to political dynasty scion Ruben Diaz, Jr., was striking.