Voddie Baucham

On Thursday, May 15, investigative reporter Julie Roys of The Roys Report revealed that Dr. Josh Buice used an anonymous email account to send her outlet allegations against Voddie Baucham and Tom Ascol.

Dr. Voddie Baucham will not watch “The Chosen,” the popular series dramatizing the life of Jesus, because he believes it violates the second of the 10 Commandments. Baucham shared this conviction with hosts Sam Greer and Jarret LeMaster last week on “The Babylon Bee Podcast.”

Lecrae, who has been open about his faith journey in recent years, shares in his lyrics that he “still believes in the Church, but it’s gon’ take us to put in some work.”

Dr. Voddie Baucham Jr. believes that concerns about Christian nationalism are distracting believers from engaging in the public square. Baucham shared his views on the Oct. 24 episode of Allie Beth Stuckey's Relatable podcast.

In response to what they describe as threats of “emergent totalitarianism,” a group of conservative evangelical leaders has released a statement titled The Frankfurt Declaration of Christian & Civil Liberties.

The sold out CBN event hosted a panel discussion with SBC presidential candidate Tom Ascol, SBC recording secretary nominee Javier Chavez, and Voddie Baucham, who was running for SBC Pastors’ Conference president.

In an event hosted by the Conservative Baptist Network, Voddie Baucham and John MacArthur gave addresses in which they emphasized the futility of compromising with a world that hates Christians.

On a recent podcast episode, SBC presidential hopeful Tom Ascol discussed his hopes for the SBC with Voddie Baucham, who will accept a nomination for president of the SBC Pastors’ Conference.