Contending for the Faith l Voddie Baucham

Chapel service at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY. The message is part of the "Ever Loving Truth" series on Cultural Apologetics.

Contending for the Faith l Voddie Baucham

Jude 1-4

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[mombythesea]

"Tolerance is the virtue of a man without conviction." That is beautiful

[walterkowalski]

It's about time someone spoke God's truth to the Southern Baptist organization.

[bethcanada]

Thank you for this message.
The last time I knew of a church member asking to step down because of his behavior was back in the early 70's. He was our music director at church & our school. He broke his vows to God and to his wife.
I also remember him on our prayer list for several years.

[belkizmartinez]

GOD bless this man of GOD who speak the truth as it is !!! Love you Pastor Voodie - Belkiz from Florida said a prayer for me please 🙏🏻

[futuresite]

God is the same as He was when He created the world, as He is RIGHT NOW.

And He is watching.

Thank you, God.
Thank you, Rev Baucham.

The truth.


J W

[mombythesea]

Ive been in 3 churches with "grace" sins.

1. The assistant pastor (who's dad was the senior pastor) had an affair with the lady who led nursery. We got a sermon about gossip, judging, not throwing the first stone, etc. After a few weeks off he was inaugurated as the senior pastor.
2. We left a church because I just had an off feeling. A year later, we found out at least 20 families over 30 years were coming together to file charges against the children's church leader. And when parents went to the pastor, they got the whole "don't touch gods appointed, don't ruin their reputation, and have forgiveness and grace" speech. The man was able to abuse kids for 3 decades in the name of Jesus.
3. We worked for a ministry that kept an overtly abusive manager around because he was so good at conning donors out of money. Typical charming, good looking guy who could talk people out of thousands. But as a manager, he openly admitted to abusing staff to get them to quit so he wouldn't have to fire them and pay unemployment.

[callummarks]

For me "the volume wasn't very good", couldnt really listen to it properly.. such a shame.

[ruthduhaime]

Voddie, I want to know what you think of John MacArthur. There is a certain person who can't put out a video without demeaning this man. There are only 3 pastors I will listen to. You, John MacArthur and Paul Washer. So where am I wrong about who teaches Biblical truth?

[artmaurer]

Voddie & Paul Washer have shown what the real gospel is