Morning Roundup 8/14/14

Brazil Culture Wars; Effects of Ebola; Leaders Receive Too Much Credit/Blame

As Evangelical Clout Grows, Brazil May Face New Culture Wars—Lourdes Garcia-Navarro

Some of you know of my interest in Brazil and its evangelicals (see here and here). Here’s an interesting article on the political possibilities related to growing evangelicalism.

Christian radio host: Ebola could end “atheism, homosexuality, sexual promiscuity, pornography and abortion”—Sarah Gray

And, I’m wondering. Has anyone heard of Rick Wiles? Anyone?

Because, Salon continues its journalistic quality of “find the obscure Christian and report their shocking words.” I’m chronicling that series here. It’s great to see their consistency, I just can’t figure out why there is not a Muslim, Jewish, or Hindu version.

Oh, wait, I know…

3 Reasons Many Leaders Receive Too Much Credit/Blame—Eric Geiger

Geiger drops some wisdom on leadership.

Download this week’s edition of The Exchange podcast with Tim Clinton.

In this episode of The Exchange, Ed Stetzer hosts Dr. Thom Rainer, President of LifeWay Christian Resources in studio to discuss discipleship, family, fatherhood, blogging, biblical church membership and his latest book, Autopsy of a Deceased Church. In this clip, we talk about traits of dying churches. Don’t forget to join me every Tuesday at 3:00 PM Eastern for The Exchange.