I assume most of you have heard of Megan Basham’s new book, Shepherds for Sale: How Evangelical Leaders Traded the Truth for a Leftist Agenda (Broadside Books). It has fast made its way up the list of best-sellers. I’ve only started my reading of it, and perhaps I’ll have more to say once I’ve finished. But I wanted to take this opportunity to alert you to a remarkably insightful and persuasive response to the book by JD Greear, Senior Pastor of the Summit Church, North Carolina.
Yes, JD is a friend of mine and I’m scheduled to speak to his staff later this year. But even if I had no personal relationship with him, I would applaud his response to Basham. It is quite long, but well worth your time to read in full. It is a model of clear, objective, evaluation of the criticisms she brings against him in her book. It is not a response to the book as a whole, but only to her comments about him.
I must say that if Basham’s treatment of other so-called “shepherds for sale” is as misconstrued and misleading as what she says of JD, I don’t hold out much hope for the book’s success.
Here is the link to the article. Read and ponder.
https://jdgreear.com/an-open-response-to-megan-bashams-shepherds-for-sale/
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