Published on July 13, 2024, 9:49 am

The United Methodist Church’s alignment with pro-LGBTQ views could potentially be an indicator for the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), should they fail to resist left-leaning impacts, according to William Wolfe. Wolfe, who is the originator and executive head of the Center for Baptist Leadership, asserts on this issue, “I would rather support God’s Word against the world than side with the world against God’s Word.”

Continuous efforts by the Center for Baptist Leadership aim to nurture strong, steadfast adherence to biblical principles among Baptist leaders in order to induce a resurgence within SBC. Wolfe explained that one essential objective of theirs is preventing any liberal or woke inclination in SBC—America’s largest Protestant denomination. This endeavor primarily emerges amid growing progressive influence across numerous institutions within our society.

Having vital discussions at “The Daily Signal Podcast,” Wolfe broached topics around women assuming leadership roles in the church, shifting Baptist views towards usage of in vitro fertilization, left-wing contributions directed toward Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC)—a public policy component of SBC—and persisting commitment toward Biblical doctrines which may no longer jibe with today’s cultural milieu.

Wolfe asserted that any capitulation in face of Cultural and Sexual Revolution will result in losing sight of Gospel’s essence as well as Creation order. He further clarified his stance contending how not maintaining firm ground against affirming homosexuality or resisting transgenderism and preferred pronouns makes one somewhat indistinguishable from worldly viewpoints pertaining these issues.

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