When you define marriage as a covenant between one man and one woman, you'll have critics.

Vody Bakum has encountered some of them in his life.

They're standing on their moral high horse looking down at you.

You narrow-minded, bigoted, unkind, so-called Christian.

How dare you?

All the stuff in the Bible that you overlook.

You do this and you do that and you have the audacity to hold on to this antiquated rule about homosexuality.

That's what they're saying.

So how do you respond?

Dr. Baccombe will talk about it here on the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Wogamoolemoot.

It's Thursday, June 8th.

Well, it seems like issues related to gender identity and sexuality are in the headlines

all the time these days.

Whether you're a follower of Christ or not, chances are that you're grappling with some

questions related to homosexuality.

And sometimes, as this issue is discussed, Old Testament laws are brought up that might sound, well, antiquated or irrelevant to today.

The thinking goes, if we're not observing all of the Old Testament laws for ancient Israel, does that mean that none of them apply to us today?

Not long ago, I was in the audience when Pastor Vody Bakum gave a powerful message

that dealt with these questions. And I want to share that message with you today and tomorrow.

I believe it will help you grapple with some of the things you may be hearing or even wondering

about yourself on this subject. So here's Vody Bakcom at Moody Bible Institute's annual Founders Week.

This area and issue of cultural apologetics is one that has been near or dear to my heart for a long time.

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