Camels, Gnats, and the Importance of Doctrine

Some say the evangelical church in America is in a time of transformation. I say it is on the precipice of total disarray. I realize my perspective is limited, and I’m hopeful we can still get it right in the end. But I cannot deny the obvious. The issue is not politics or culture but, rather, theology. When Jesus rebuked the scribes and Pharisees, He called them “blind guides, who strain o

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Craig L. Parshall is a Washington advisor, special counsel to the ACLJ, and best-selling novelist.

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