The Importance of Theology in Missions Why It Matters- Voddie Baucham

[@SeanVplayer]

I do love the church I attend. I love my Pastor, he is a fine Bible teacher who can read and write in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. But I depend on Pastors like Voddie for the strong meat of the word! I hear of the need for repentance and the forgiveness of sin through the grace and mercy of the Lord Jesus Christ. Make us aware of the snares of the devious, deceitful adversary. The pastors of my church like to tell of "practicalities" taught through the Scriptures. But they don't warn our congregation of the Dangers of this present world and the culture we live in. Thank you Voddie Bauchum for the sermons that shake things up! Telling the Truth of the importance of this Gospel we're meant to represent!

[@stevelarkins2252]

Amen

[@Psalm1188]

I love my church. Fire and brimstone right from the KJV Bible. The message and gospel is the same today as it was 2000 years ago.🙏🏼

[@GarrettChristianWayneHelmic]

AMEN AND AMEN I AM SORRY VODDIE I APOLOGIZE.

[@msvedamarie]

Is this today’s sermon Dec 1 it’s not live ?

[@joelbumba2006]

The issue of theology is NOT an issue of the local church. NO. It’s an issue of being sound in doctrine. Most “nowadays” local churches are NOT sound and their theology is tainted with error. Why? False authority! Nicolaitism. Thus False teachings. The Christian Missionary Church started with 100 years of simply leading people to missions (Africa, Asia , etc.) yet they were theological sound than Pentecostals who deviated UNTIL TODAY of good theology.