An Open Letter to Dr. Iorg and the SBC
As a Southern Baptist pastor, I write to Dr. Jeff Iorg with gratitude, concern, and a plea for clarity. This open letter addresses cooperation, conviction, and stewardship in the SBC.
As a Southern Baptist pastor, I write to Dr. Jeff Iorg with gratitude, concern, and a plea for clarity. This open letter addresses cooperation, conviction, and stewardship in the SBC.
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Three times the text says, “God gave them up.” In verse 24, it is to “the lusts of their hearts to impurity.” Then, in verse 26, it is “to dishonorable passions.” In the last one, it is to “a debased mind to do what ought not to be done.” All three statements result in the rejection of God’s truth and embracing perversion and evil.
Let’s take a quick look at each example that Paul provides of rejecting God’s righteousness.