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Nate Sparks nate.sparks130[at]gmail[dot]com natesparks130.com Council Members Tim Keller, Don Carson, John Piper, et al. The Gospel Coalition thegospelcoalition.org To … Continue reading Injustice Ignored: an Open Letter to The Gospel Coalition
As my reader’s know, I recently sent an open letter to Danny Akin. In this letter I asked Akin to … Continue reading Danny Akin Responds to my Open Letter
Dear Thabiti, I’m not sure if you remember me. As part of an open letter to the council of The … Continue reading Silence: an Open Letter to Thabiti Anyabwile
As some of you may know, I recently sent an open letter to the TGC (here). Within that post, I … Continue reading A Controversy of Propriety
“There is no concept of gender – of masculine or feminine – that is acceptable for the Church except that which is rooted in ‘Jesus Christ, and him crucified’ (1 Cor 2:2).” Continue reading Cross Gendered: An Open Letter to Ben Witherington III
Have you ever considered how painful it is for myself (and other advocates of same-sex marriage) to hear Scripture misused by our friends, family, and even pastors to denigrate those we consider equal and included in God’s eyes? Continue reading For the Love of God: an Open Letter to Kevin DeYoung
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