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Why Modern Christianity Is Wrong About the Cross | VODDIE BAUCHAM

Jesus Didn’t Die to Boost Your Confidence is a bold, convicting, and eye-opening Christian sermon inspired by the powerful preaching style of Voddie Baucham. ✝️ This message cuts through modern self-help Christianity and exposes the truth of the Gospel: the cross was never about self-esteem, it was about salvation. In this sermon, you’ll discover why Jesus Christ didn’t come to make you feel better about yourself, but to save sinners, confront sin, and glorify God. 📖 Using deep biblical reasoning, logical teaching, and uncompromising truth, this message challenges cultural Christianity, motivational preaching, and confidence-centered faith. If you are tired of watered-down sermons and want biblical preaching, sound doctrine, and real transformation, this message will shake you, humble you, and point you back to Christ alone. 🙏 Perfect for believers seeking truth, repentance, and authentic faith rooted in Scripture. #VoddieBaucham, #ChristianSermon, #BiblicalTruth, #JesusChrist, #GospelTruth, #ChristianMotivation, #FaithOverFeelings, #SoundDoctrine, #Repentance, #ChristianTeaching, #CrossOfChrist, #BiblicalPreaching, #ChristianFaith, #JesusDidntDieForConfidence, #TruthSermon, Jesus Didn’t Die to Boost Your Confidence, Voddie Baucham sermon, Christian motivational sermon, biblical preaching, gospel truth, Jesus Christ teaching, repentance sermon, faith over feelings, sound doctrine sermon, Christian conviction message, cross of Christ meaning, anti self help sermon, biblical Christianity, Christian repentance teaching, Jesus died for sins, Christian truth message, God’s glory sermon, holiness preaching, scripture based sermon, Christian faith teaching, gospel centered message, sin and repentance sermon, biblical worldview, conservative Christian sermon, Christ centered preaching, powerful Christian speech, biblical motivation, Christian accountability, faith and obedience, Christian theology,