Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Last week (June 10-11, 2025) the Southern Baptist Convention met in Dallas, Texas. In my opinion, it was a mixed bag. Some good things happened, and some not-so-good things happened. Some of the resolutions were very good—for example, the resolution on gender & marriage, as well as the resolution standing against chemical abortion pills.
There were three major issues that I knew would come up. Here were the results:
1. A constitutional amendment limited the office of pastor to men failed
2. A motion to abolish the ERLC failed
3. A motion to required transparency within the entities failed
I will go into more detail in the video.
If you want to see my video from last year on how the SBC works, visit it here: youtu.be/P4ISOVSg57c
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Last week (June 10-11, 2025) the Southern Baptist Convention met in Dallas, Texas. In my opinion, it was a mixed bag. Some good things happened, and some not-so-good things happened. Some of the resolutions were very good—for example, the resolution on gender & marriage, as well as the resolution standing against chemical abortion pills.
There were three major issues that I knew would come up. Here were the results:
1. A constitutional amendment limited the office of pastor to men failed
2. A motion to abolish the ERLC failed
3. A motion to required transparency within the entities failed
I will go into more detail in the video.
If you want to see my video from last year on how the SBC works, visit it here: youtu.be/P4ISOVSg57c
#SBC2025 #SouthernBaptistConvention #Dallas #BF&M2000 #femalepastors #ERLC #highlights #update #constitution #executivecommittee #SBC25 #BFM2000 #Baptist #ERLC #gender #abortion #resolutions
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![All the Father Gives Me will come to Me! John 6:37 (Why I am not a Calvinist, Part 7)
All that the Father gives Me will come to Me, and the one who comes to Me I will by no means cast out. (John 6:37)
So, Calvinism must be true because God elects some to be saved, right?
Actually, no. While at first this statement may seem confusing, it is actually rather simple.
The word all is collective it describes a group. All [the group] that the Father gives me will come to Me. The whole group will come (which means to arrive).
In the next part of the verse, the one is the individual. Every individual in the group that comes to Jesus will arrive safely to Him. We could read the verse this way:
All [the group] that the Father gives Me will come to Me, and the one [the individual] who comes to Me I will by no means cast out. (John 6:37)
I like to compare this to a group of immigrants boarding a ship to the United States. The U.S. ambassador arrives at the dock and informs them that the whole group on the shop will be allowed into America without question, and none of the individuals will be turned away.
See the playlist: Why I am not a Calvinist https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcUxE-Dfb1TowI3_kEwPuPQ5ZNv1l0jMc
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