Prominent Southern Baptist Voddie Baucham Jr. at the O. R. Tambo International Airport in South Africa on his way back to the U.S. for medical care. | Instagram/ voddieb
Prominent Southern Baptist author and preacher Voddie Baucham Jr., who recently revealed his struggle with “full-blown heart failure,” said he is trying to get to Florida for treatment but was still stuck in snow-ravaged Texas Tuesday night without power.
“Stuck in Dallas last night as our final flight was cancelled. Stayed with family and there was only power from about 2-3AM. Then power came today for two hours,” Baucham, who is a board member of Founders Ministries and founding faculty member of the Institute of Public Theology, wrote on Instagram.
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Last week, a few members of our church put on our masks, boarded planes, and traveled to the Founders Conference, where we heard from the likes of Voddie Baucham, James Dolezal, Tom Ascol, and the leaders of Just Thinking, Virgil Walker and Darrell Harrison. In short, the trip, drenched in warm Florida sun, was encouraging, and the messages, saturated with biblical truth, were edifying especially with respect to the subject of standing for Christ in an age that has become increasingly hostile towards Christians.
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