Timothy Dalrymple

@edstetzer Praying for the Eds and the entire family.

@coconservative7 @CTmagazine @MikeCosper @drmoore @kateshellnutt Nonprofits do not pay federal income taxes on income related to their mission but they do pay other taxes, including payroll taxes. The ERC was a credit against payroll taxes.

It's February 8th, 2025, and @CTmagazine's defense against accusations it took USAID money has been to remind everyone the "grant" was actually just a non-profit with increasing income claiming credits on taxes they don't pay. @MikeCosper @drmoore @kateshellnutt @TimDalrymple_

@darrellstetler2 Thank you. Just a quick note for accuracy that the PPP and the ERC are two slightly different parts of the CARES Act that was signed into law by Trump in 2020 and extended by Biden in 2021.

Aaand now it comes out. 30% of US churches and 50% of evangelical colleges—accepted PPP loans during COVID. Christianity Today was one of them. For tax purposes, this was treated as a government grant. And, **they never actually received the money!** The truth is, that Meg Basham etc should not have been taking a victory lap over this. The implication that this proved that they were "shepherds for sale" all day yesterday (with tens of thousands of retweets), was implying an untruth -- i.e. it was a lie. But a lie (especially on new populist-evangelical-industrial-complex Twitter) will go around the world twice while the truth is still putting on its pants. Read the comments. There will be no apology for the implied lie, because "well they're liberal anyway, so they're trash and need to be taken out." This is wrong, brothers and sisters. Repent while there's still time!

@donbatesjr @darrellstetler2 USAID funded some good things and some things we would disagree with, but it has never sent funds to CT. The ERC is a tax credit through the IRS. It was part of the CARES Act signed by Trump in 2020 and expanded by Biden the following year.

@darrellstetler2 So…….are you saying CT did not receive any funds from USAID? USAID did not give PPP loans. And, how quickly you instruct everyone to repent. Are you sure of the facts as represented by CT?

@reachjulieroys Also, FYI, this was an employee retention tax credit for which we applied in 2023, and which we still have not received. I suspect we never will receive it, not because we don't qualify but bc we haven't bent the knee.

I have no idea where Sean gets this stuff. The Roys Report has never received any government money. Why I’m tagged in this is beyond me.

@PastorMark @CTmagazine This was an Employee Retention Credit. We booked (per instructions from our auditors) the revenue in 2023 when we applied. We still haven't actually received it, alas. Our 990s are public.

I’ll just leave this right here, @CTmagazine

"I am a peanut farmer and a Christian. I am a father, and I am a Christian. I am a businessman and a Christian. I am a politician and a Christian. The single most important factor in my own life is Jesus Christ." Jimmy Carter dies at 100: christianitytoday.com/2024/12/died-p…

“We won’t leave the church. Not because it’s giving us food and protection, but the opposite: We are the ones protecting the church,” one Gazan Christian told CT. christianitytoday.com/2024/12/gaza-w…

Do I have to go to church with my folks? In our latest advice column, @BethMooreLPM gives advice on how to navigate denominational differences. christianitytoday.com/2024/11/do-i-h…

Christianity Today welcomes celebrated veteran journalist @MarvinOlasky as executive editor of news and global. christianitytoday.com/2024/12/marvin…

Thrilled to welcome the legendary @MarvinOlasky to our team here at @CTmagazine, heading up our news and global coverage: christianitytoday.com/2024/12/marvin…

“Any reduction in violence is a welcome step forward, but there is a lack of clarity over the opposition agenda,” the president of the Armenian Protestant Churches in Syria told CT. christianitytoday.com/2024/12/syria-…

Announcing the winners of this year’s Christianity Today Book Awards! Congratulations to our Book of The Year: “What It Means to Be Protestant: The Case for an Always-Reforming Church” by @gavinortlund @Zondervan. Read more: bit.ly/3ZAF4og

Christian relief organizations, partnered with local churches, are working on bringing help to the most difficult-to-reach places in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. @emlybelz reports: christianitytoday.com/2024/09/hurric…

At the request of a rural Appalachian hospital, Samaritan's Purse is setting up a field hospital today to support an expected influx of patients from search and rescue operations there - christianitytoday.com/2024/09/hurric…

@andrewtwalker @WNGdotorg Praying for our friends at World.

Please pray for the staff of @WNGdotorg headquartered in Asheville. Helene severely impacted WORLD’s offices. Here’s an image showing the damage. Heartbreaking.

@kateshellnutt So sorry, Kate

Cheered the Georgia Power trucks as they came by. School called off all week. One ETA has us getting power October 12. 🥵

@dandarling Next step, the Inquisition.

First you say “blessed” to someone and before you know it, you have Constantine.

In the early 1990s, folks with college degrees were significantly less likely to believe in religious miracles than those with a high school diploma. That's not true anymore. There is no statistical difference between definitely believing in miracles across levels of education

Ahead of the 4th Lausanne gathering, CT Global has been publishing articles on missions around the world. Here is my piece on the desire to mobilize Christian Filipinos working overseas and the challenges many face, i.e. family separation, abuse, etc christianitytoday.com/2024/09/overse…