In this episode of Theology Applied, Pastor Voddie Baucham and Pastor Joel Webbon discuss the “Old Fault Lines” and the quickly emerging “New Fault Lines.” At one point in the conversation, Joel asks Voddie this question: “How can we gain unity with our brothers on these important issues?” Voddie’s response was simple: “Division is Good.” Voddie continued by insightfully pointing …
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The Christian Nationalism Debate And The Need For Unity w Voddie Baucham
In this episode of Theology Applied, Pastor Voddie Baucham and Pastor Joel Webbon discuss the “Old Fault Lines” and the quickly emerging “New Fault Lines.”
At one point in the conversation, Joel asks Voddie this question: “How can we gain unity with our brothers on these important issues?” Voddie’s response was simple: “Division is Good.” Voddie continued by insightfully pointing out that theological division eventually forces Christian brothers to debate the “substance” of each other’s arguments. And this… eventually by God’s grace… brings about further theological clarity and TRUE UNITY.
To watch Voddie Baucham’s new teaching series, where he further fleshes out the principles in his book “Fault Lines,” go to https://watch.salemnow.com/series/tkhAeeI18CM0-fault-lines
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