Voddie Baucham & Timothy Brindle | Cultural Marxism and Social Justice
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- An edifying conversation between Voddie Baucham and Timothy Brindle where some of the main themes behind the Fault Lines album and book are explained.
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I have a friend who sent me a video about how christianity needs to accept homosexuality and agree with other religions after telling him I am working to get deeper into my faith in Jesus Christ. This popped up for me right after thank God.
And let that be Anathema. That is the only sin where God rained fire and brimstone on twin cities. And there is only one God and one mediator between man and God, the man Jesus Christ. All other "religions" are law....Jesus Christ came full of Grace and Truth....thereby, we are under grace.
Love the video brother, was super distracted by the music in the background. Just some honest criticism.
Love both Timothy and Voddie!
God bless yall.
"Be slow to speak..." Amen, brothers
Tim Brindle has been blasting beats fir Christ since 2002 in Philly. Now this practioner of Lyrical Theology has become a Hebrew Scholar heavy hitter. Amazing preacher and Biblical Scholar. Well done!
My favorite preacher and my favorite rapper. I wish I could have been there.
The content is great, but the audio needs work. Someone needs to tell Tim to stop eating the mic.
He's a former battle rapper, he can't help it lol
Praise the Lord brother. Not sure if TIm will see this, but I have to say Thank you. Ive always been a huge fan of you and Shai. A few years ago, I, a white, reformed Christain, police officer, heard you say that you were afraid that a white officer would pull your family over and hurt them due to their race. I was devastated that someone I looked up to and someone who helped me so much , would think so little of me, without ever meeting me. Ive been praying for you and I now rejoice for your recent change.
Its not about thinking little of you. Its about the reality of negative experiences communities have had with police. I was beat by officers and framed for a crime. For a long time it impacted and probably still does impact my interactions with police. That said i got through it with prayer and one of those cops is in prison for attempted murder on another person.
26:11 holding the mic like a MC in normal conversation. Lol 😆
I already have the book, now I'm about to get the ALBUM! I am so excited. I did not know this was in the works.
Voddie x Brindle? ❤🔥🔥
Is there a version of this discussion without the music and other video's playing?
Timothy, you put the mic on your mouth like your rapping.
Besides this, I love Voddie and Tim you are one of my favorite rappers!
Where can we find the panel discussion from a few years ago with Brindle, Stract, Curt Kennedy, and Voddie?
Appreciate you checking us out!! This is from the Christ > Culture Series. You can Download our app @ www.wrathandgrace.com/download-app and then look up Christ > Culture 2. Grace and Peace!
@@WrathandGrace 🔐 appreciate it!!!
This was actually pretty distracting with the music and etc. I’d imagine the straight interview would’ve been better. IMO
Word 🔥🔥
To the interviewer: Pull the mic out of your mouth next time, brother.
Wooowwwww!!!🙏🙏🙏
Audio is not good
I like the term cultural marxism like we are told in thr bible to be communists in the biblical term of looking after each other. Not the politrick meaning
where can i buy your Fault Lines Book?
wrathandgrace.shop/collections/books-vbm
So, has Dr. Bauchum changed his views on hip hop
Good question…
I wonder if Voddie and Timothy signed copyrights to use their content. Not to mention Grace to You, etc.
Don’t see either one of those men aligning with Hip-hop style music even if it’s Christian focused. To worldly reflecting.
Do you not know that Timothy Brindle is a hip-hop artist?
@@JustinHonakernope… don’t listen to hip-hop. Thanks for the info though.
Just watched a video of Timothy … now I feel a little dumb.
@@JC-Genesis15.6 If you would like to explore a little more I highly recommend Timothy Brindle’s The Unfolding album. It is almost totally theology.
I would also recommend Shai Linne, and Beautiful Eulogy.
@@JustinHonaker The Unfolding album hands down as the deepest theological lyrics out of any songs I've heard, including plenty of old hymns.
The host really needs to stop eating the microphone and just speak into it…
He's a former battle rapper, just an old habit
Here is the email I sent Brindle: Good morning,
As a Christian, you are against critical race theory, but do you know what is? I reject Calvinism because I KNOW WHAT IT IS. As a fan and supporter of Lampmode I am saddened by your stance. No matter how skilled an MC you are, I cannot listen to you or any MC who shares your views. This is mainly in response to your album Fault Lines.
Are you a Trump supporter? Are you a Republican? You mentioned being against leftists, so that is where this comes from. You really got me angry about this "So-called systemic racism" blog you wrote. Furthermore, you are a white man married to a dark skinned black woman, and you use hip hop as a ministry tool, although hip hop has a Genesis that comes from African Americans in New York. That is the peak of irony.
From a sad Lampmode Fan