Meet A Teacher of the Truth

We don’t have cable, and right now, since we’re staying in much more than in recent months we’ve turned to YouTube and other services for our entertainment.  The word on the street and on social media is Covid cases are on the rise around the country. We’re not young anymore, thus we need to be careful, thus, we’ve been vaxxed and double boosted now. Because we’re of an age where our children have become our parents to some degree, they’ve asked us to be more careful, to stay in, and do curbside pickup again. We don’t wish to worry them, so we comply.

This isn’t a bad thing. We miss going to church in person, but we love all the online pastors we’ve found. Preachers who preach the truth, not some false gospel.

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MEET VODDIE BAUCHAM

If you’ve never heard of him, I want to introduce you to a pastor we’ve found in our search for truth. His name is Voddie Baucham and his story is amazing. Prepare your heart for some eye-opening and enlightening preaching. We’ve listened to two sermons this past week that had our eyes bugging out. Stories from the Bible you’ve read and heard your entire life, retold in this way make so much sense. We both remarked that God had given this man something few others will ever have. You must hear him.

Two to watch are, Let That Stuff Go (you’ll be blown away), and The Modern Church’s Sissified Jesus where Pastor Voddie explains the book of The Revelation as you’ve never heard it. Don’t let the title of the sermon fool you. It’s good!

EXPOSITORY PREACHING

Until recent months I had no idea what expository preaching was. I wasn’t reared in that tradition. Now that I know, I cannot get enough of it.  God’s Word was explained like never before to me by God’s Word.

If you’ve been looking for expository preaching, be sure to watch these two sermons. There are quite a few on YouTube. John MacArthur is another we love to hear. Same fantastic expository preaching. The Word explaining the Word. I hear these preachers talk about jot and tittle all the time. Jesus spoke of this in Matthew 5:18, during the Sermon on the Mount. In verse 17, he tells the people He hadn’t come to abolish the Law or the Prophets, but to fulfill them. In verse 18 He says, For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled. (KJV) Those jots and tittles matter. The truth.

I hope this blesses you and gives you new insights.

Blessings, y’all!

Paul Wilbur is one of our favorites. I love this one. I love his voice and that his lyrics come from the Scriptures. If you can’t hear this well here or understand the words, go to YouTube and put in his name and this song. His entire repertoire is uplifting. Most move me to tears every. single. time. Even so, come quickly, Lord Jesus!