Racial Reconciliation - Ephesians 2:10-11 | Dr. Voddie Baucham

We don't have to achieve racial reconciliation, it exists. It is a reality that we must walk in, but it has already been accomplished in Christ. In this session, Dr. Voddie Baucham unpacks Ephesians 2:10-11 to show the sufficiency of Christ's death on the cross to bring us near in perfect reconciliation.

This presentation was given by Dr. Voddie Baucham on January 5, 2019 at the Southeast Founders "Do Justice, Love Kindness, Walk Humbly" regional conference in Cape Coral, Florida.

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[druther]

“We use the Bible to critique all
other books - and not other books to critique the Bible.” Amen.

[sandral.f.h.]

What he says at 34:05 is so true. I went to Germany when I was in the Army. I got an apartment off post, but my landlords did not speak English and I don't speak any German. The army sent interpreters to help us handle the business of me renting the house, but when the interpreters left I was basically on my own with these people who I couldn't communicate with. One day my landlord happen to see my Bible lying on the table. (If you see big thick books of any language that look worn and are lying in easy reach on tables; it's safe to say they are Bibles!) In any case when my landlord saw my Bible he because excited and quickly ran downstairs, grabbed his Bible and showed it to me as well. After that he, his wife and I would praise the Lord together and sing songs. We couldn't understand each other but we instinctively knew that we worshiped the same God. I had a similar experience in South Korea as well. People are people where ever you go, but all are united in Christ.

[shaylinmonk]

I’m a 42 year old grown man son of a immigrant from Mexico crying hearing this. This man is a blessing

[nsanerydah]

The Bible alone is sufficient! Glory be to God!

[dsanders]

Voddie Baucham, is a trailblazer for biblical racial reconciliation even when it is unpopular. "The blood of Christ is sufficient to reconcile us" is a powerful statement.

[MrK]

I needed a break from virus/riot news and God sent me here.

[Hakeem]

"There are people in the Kingdom of God who are far closer to you than your blood relatives"....HUGE

[eseajala]

we are blessed to have this man in our generation.

[miguelnavarro]

This is what America needs right now. This message is powerful

[earldancy]

I’ve been pastoring a small church in NC and although I am black and have a nonconformist look, on Sundays the attendance is usually 60% Black and 40% white . In all honesty I’ve struggled tremendously with so few of my black male friends attending regularly. I rarely take up offering, the service is 45 mins and consist only of the Word and prayer, and there’s no focus on dressing up to attend, all the things that are reasons given for not attending church, it’s still a struggle. I realized that when GOD truly calls a man, the message given is for all people . For the last 10 weeks since the pandemic caused restrictions on gatherings, ive done a drive thru service where everyone stays in their vehicle and I use a bullhorn . During this difficult time in our country, with the protesting and racial tensions, the 60/40 makeup, has never felt and looked so good. This message has inspired me tremendously and is also an indication that GOD knows just how to speak us when we need it

[metaljim]

So much on race and violence right now that it's making me mentally sick. This video is exactly what I needed to see. This world is BROKEN, but God's word is perfect and true. Voddie is one of the best at delivering that word

[churchathome]

Oh. Thank you. I am writing in the time of COVID-19 and police brutality. We have been discussing this on Facebook and every opinion under the sun has been propounded, including mine. I am follower of Jesus and a Sociology instructor, just retired. I have been stating my sociological viewpoint in FB discussions, and I have not seen the biblical truth. This teaching was about finding the truth that has set me free from this ongoing debate about racism and racial reconciliation. Thank you so much for this teaching. It is so needed at this time.

[melrussell]

Got up at 4 this morning because I was struggling with the insufficient answers I was getting from everywhere about things currently happening. This gentleman of God reappeared in my YouTube feed. Wow. I havnt heard preaching like that in way too long. Sufficient indeed.

[HappyToBeKLB]

So beautiful. Watched this as there’s protesting and rioting all over America over Mr. Floyd’s murder. Christ is the answer. Always, His Word is sufficient. Thank you, Mr. Baucham for boldly proclaiming that truth in such a loving way.

[troy]

"The Bible is absolutely sufficient" Amen

[emerybayblues]

33:20 - blood might be thicker than water, but it's not stronger than the cross.

[dougatou]

Wow. "All people need the gospel not just the inner city". Good point. When so many think of missions, they immediately think of inner cities or mission excursions to countries where the majority are black, brown people. No, The mission field is everywhere. Good point.

[donnadickson]

This message had me in tears because this is how I have always understood reconciliation! Jesus doesn’t care about my skin color, my gender, or my social economics, nor yours! He cares about our souls, where we will spend eternity! God help us all to see that before He comes back to take us home with Him!!

[psalmgirl]

"Being without hope in God in this world..is worse than slavery."

[albertbalderas]

Dr. Voddie Baucham needs a national platform to preach this message 🙌!!