Why Stephen Feinstein No Longer Trusts the SBC Platform Leadership

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In Today's episode of the CBL Podcast, William Wolfe sits down with Stephen Feinstein, Pastor of Sovereign Way Christian Church and United States Army Reserve Chaplain, to discuss his concerns with SBC Platform leadership on the issues of power, money, and biblical authority.
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Stephen is the youngest son of a Jewish father and a Roman Catholic mother. As a kid he preferred no particular religion, but instead did whatever seemed right in his own eyes. This all changed when he was sixteen years old. Although he heard the gospel from a neighbor many times before, he ignored it. But when he was nearly 17, he heard a gospel presentation from a pastor, which really got him thinking about his eternal fate for the first time. Over the next six months, he was searching for more answers, and when he was 17½, he received Jesus Christ as Lord.
His life was marked by a divine transformation known in the Bible as conversion. He served in the teaching ministry as early as 20 years old, and became a pastor in 2008 at 30 years old. In 2007, he earned a Masters of Arts in Theological Studies from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary. In 2017, he completed his Masters of Divinity at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. In 2022, he completed a Master of Theology (Th.M) from Gateway Seminary, specializing in the exegesis and hermeneutics of early Judaism and its intersection with New Testament exegesis and hermeneutics.
He is married to Bonny and they have been blessed thus far with two children: Rachel and Hadassah. In addition to being a pastor, is a Chaplain in the United States Army Reserve, holding the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He current serves in the 311th Theater Signal Command.
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I respect the guest but I have seen comments on Christian threads of people who had classes with Russell Moore at Louisville before he departed for the ERLC who say that he was an unappealing fellow, arrogant and not outstandingly bright in the context of the seminary faculty. The Louisville newspaper in 2016 published an article in which a man who had been at the seminary (probably on the faculty) during Russell Moore's time there avowed that Russell Moore was in the habit of boasting in conversations at the seminary that he was a member of the Democrat Party.