• The Debate of the Millennium: Keith Foskey vs Matthew Everhard: The Mode of Baptism!

  • Apr 16 2025
  • Length: 2 hrs and 11 mins
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The Debate of the Millennium: Keith Foskey vs Matthew Everhard: The Mode of Baptism!

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    This is the debate we have all been waiting to see and here! Keith "The Baptist Brawler" Foskey takes on Matthew "The Presbyterian Provocateur" Everhard in the debate showdown of the Millennium! In this special livestream event, the two of these juggernauts debated the mode of baptism. Keith argued for full immersion, while Matthew argued for pouring. Each were given a 25 minute opening statement, then a 10 minute rebuttal, then a 10 minute cross examination. We finished the debate with some very good questions from the viewers. Listen to the end, it was epic! Or watch the original livestream on our channel HERE!

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