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Executive Director of Grace to You and Grace Community Church elder Phil Johnson shared more details regarding Dr. Steven Lawson’s moral failure on social media Wednesday (Sept. 25), in a he has since deleted.
Phil Johnson, executive director of Grace to You and an elder at John MacArthur’s Grace Community Church, shared on social media that he is being treated for multiple myeloma, an incurable blood cancer. Doctors discovered the disease during Johnson’s recent treatment for kidney problems.
Phil is the executive director of Grace to You. He has been closely associated with John MacArthur since 1981 and edits most of Pastor MacArthur’s major books. Phil also founded several popular websites, including The Spurgeon Archive , The Hall of Church History , and the Pyromaniacs blog.
Phil Johnson, Executive Director of Grace to You, announced on Wednesday that he has been released from "Twitter jail" after being locked out of his account nearly five months ago for suggesting that a school hiring a drag queen as a crossing guard for kindergartners was “taxpayer-funded grooming.”
This week Greg sat down with Phil Johnson. Phil is an editor, most famously editing almost all of Pastor John MacArthur's books, Pastor at Grace Community Ch...
Five months ago, the estimable Phil Johnson, Executive Director of Grace to You, founder and former curator of The Spurgeon Archive, and one of our favorite people ever, was permanently suspended from Twitter after he decried the stationing of drag-queen crossing guards at elementary schools as “state-sponsored grooming.”.
Phil is the executive director of Grace to You. He has been closely associated with John MacArthur since 1981 and edits most of Pastor MacArthur’s major books. Phil also founded several popular websites, including The Spurgeon Archive, The Hall of Church History, and the Pyromaniacs blog.