Voddie Baucham

Voddie Baucham, a leading voice on critical race theory and its repercussions for the church, discusses the potential division within Evangelicalism due to the Social Justice Movement. He argues that conflating definitions of injustice detracts from addressing real issues and advocates for a biblical understanding of justice. Voddie also highlights the necessity for unity in the Christian community while navigating these complex racial narratives, emphasizing education and open dialogue as crucial for fostering understanding.

Dr. Voddie Baucham discusses how gay-rights advocates co-opted the civil rights movement for same-sex marriage, and the threats of the transgender movement to family, church, and state. He also talks about Evangelical leaders appeasing the culture and the impact of Critical Social Justice on society.

Voddie Baucham, Dean of Theology in Zambia, discusses his book 'It's Not Like Being Black', addressing how sexual activists hijacked civil rights, societal upheaval, LGBTQ+ normalization, defending marriage, pastors' struggles with homosexuality, and preparing for societal unrest post-2024 election.

Pastor Voddie Baucham discusses how woke politics infiltrated Christianity, debunks media fearmongering about Christian nationalism, and advises Christians on peacefully standing up for their faith against a hostile government. They explore the battle between good and evil, the importance of waking people up, and threats to individual freedoms. They also address the infiltration of woke politics into Christian denominations and discuss the significance of protecting families online and understanding Marxist ideologies.

Join Voddie Baucham, Dean of Theology at African Christian University and a father of nine, as he dives into the essence of masculinity and the critical role of fathers in society. He tackles the decline of strong moral leadership in religion, scrutinizing how societal pressures influence beliefs. Voddie also emphasizes the necessity of responsible manhood and mentorship for young men lacking father figures. With insights on faith, politics, and social dynamics, this conversation challenges listeners to rethink traditional values in today's world.

Voddie Baucham delivers a powerful sermon on manhood, womanhood, and God's design at the Founder's Conference. Topics include biblical perspectives on gender roles, attacks on Genesis, human sexuality, Alfred Kinsey's influence, Christian sexual ethics, and emphasizing biblical truth amidst cultural opposition.

Voddie Baucham, pastor and dean at the African Christian University, presents a thought-provoking discussion on his book about the intricate relationship between LGBTQ activism and civil rights. He argues that LGBTQ activists shouldn't claim civil rights status, scrutinizing pivotal cases like Loving v. Virginia and Obergefell. Baucham highlights the clash between modern rights movements and traditional values, emphasizing the need for spiritual renewal alongside social change. He also examines the cultural symbolism linking sexual and racial identities, urging a reevaluation of today's societal norms.

Voddie Baucham, founding dean at African Christian University, discusses how sexual activists hijacked civil rights movement, exploring cultural influences in Africa, moral relativism leading to nihilism, post-Obergefell cultural norms shift, clashes between Islam and Christianity in Africa, and legacy of slave trade.

Comedian Rob Schneider joins to discuss gaining new perspective on political issues as he turns 60. Glenn analyzes why Jewish people are hated globally. Dr. Voddie Baucham Jr. discusses truth and standing up for it amidst lies and falsehoods. Glenn warns about corporate media coverage of the Israel/Hamas conflict. Shocking experiences at pro-Palestinian rallies.

Comedian Rob Schneider discusses his journey turning 60 and how it has changed his outlook on political issues. Dr. Voddie Baucham emphasizes the importance of truth and standing up against lies and falsehoods. They also explore topics such as the presence of organized evil, the erosion of the US Constitution, and recognizing and combating anti-Semitism.