For many evangelicals, evangelicalism, and Jesus are one and the same.

But according to New Testament scholar, Dr. Constantine Campbell, that's no longer the case.

The movement is in disarray, and unless evangelicals correct course, they're in danger of shipwrecking their faith. Welcome to the Roy's

Report, a podcast dedicated to reporting the truth and restoring the church. I'm Julie Roy's. And today,

Dr. Constantine Campbell, author of Jesus v. Evangelicals, a biblical critique of a wayward movement,

joins me. And if you're a regular listener to this

podcast, it's not going to come as any surprise that evangelicalism is in trouble. But what Dr.

Campbell does so well is explain why what's being modeled in evangelicalism is antithetical to the

gospel. To quote G.K. Chesterton, it's not that the Christian ideal has been tried and found

wanting. It's been found difficult and left untried. For example, Jesus taught his disciples to win

the culture by making disciples. But today, many evangelicals are trying to change the culture

by gaining political power. Similarly, evangelicals today rail against some sins like

sexual immorality or perversion, but many wink at equally or even more pernicious sins,

like pride and arrogance. Friends, if you're grieved by what you're seeing in the church,

I believe this podcast is going to encourage you. Yes, we're going to be talking about what's wrong in the

church, but in doing so, Dr. Campbell describes what it would look like to do things right and to

truly follow the example of Jesus. I'm so excited to share this podcast with you, but first I'd

like to thank two of our sponsors, Accord Analytics and Mark Orda Barrington.

In your ministry or business, your reputation is your most valuable asset.

But what do you do when you suspect misconduct?

Hopefully, you do the opposite of many of the organizations I report on.

Instead of covering up wrongdoing, you investigate it.

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