Voddie Baucham: Biblical Womanhood

Check this out! This is Voddie's exposition of Titus 2. It's in eight parts, but y'all know that Baucham is worth listening.

Wow!

That's all I could say after watching, hearing this snippet message of why a sinner should repent. I think the preacher is Kevin Macleod.

God deserves our worship even if we don't get heaven in the end. He demands our obedience. God will get no glory out of a life lived in human wisdom, human strength, human effort and He will receive no glory out of a humanist philosophy: one that lives for Him just to get good things from Him. Why am I a Christian? What is my motive for reading God's Word, memorizing Scripture, claiming allegiance to Christ, prayer, rejecting evangelical feminism, worldly philosophies and all the like? Why does anyone repent? Salvation is by grace through faith, both of which have been given as a free gift in and through Christ. As a gift, it is our own; He will not take it back from us. What thoughts dominated my mind when God granted me the grace of godly sorrow that led me to repent and surrender to the Lordship of Christ? I remember thinking that Christ had given His all for me and I hadn't given myself totally to Him and He deserved all of me.

Dr. Voddie Baucham

There are very few black reformed persons (men or women) in the world of evangelical Christianity.  While I was at Southern Seminary in Louisville, KY there were very few reformed black men there, most of whom were already married :-( and the single one I did know was about 13 years older than I.  These were the thoughts of a single, reformed, black woman looking for a husband.  :-)  Jeramy was the only one to show interest and I think I got the better deal anyway!   Here is Baucham giving an excellent sermon/apologetic for intelligently defending "the hope that is within us" without any further adieu . . .

 Please note: the entire sermon is about 20 to 30 minutes long.  This is only the first 5 minutes.  Click on subsequent parts for the full sermon.  If you don't listen to the entire sermon, please at least watch the first 90 seconds of the second part. It's totally worth your time!