Voddie Baucham is one of the most prominent Reformed leaders in today’s church and is a sought-after speaker and preacher in both Reformed Baptist and Presbyterian circles.
Todd Friel recently discussed on his program a conversation he had with Voddie Baucham who said that dividing the church up into multiple services — particularly based upon age or preferential demographics — is not only not ideal, but actually separated into two separate churches.
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He then went on to explain how Phil Johnson of Grace Church does two separate services and insists that there are not two separate bodies. What are your thoughts?
