Kyle Whitt: Sexual abuse in the SBC is not systemic, and the recently released report from Guidepost Solutions proves it.

On May 28, 2022, Kyle Whitt, whom we met last year, released a video in which he critiqued the recently released report on sexual abuse within the SBC from Guidepost Solutions. Kyle explains

1. 1. how the report shows that sexual abuse in the Southern Baptist Convention is not systemic,
  2. why the recommendations contained in the report are problematic,
  3. where the problems really are, and
  4. what Southern Baptists need to do to
    - - address the problem of sexual abuse to the extent it is present, to
      - prevent it from becoming a worse problem than it presently is, and to
      - reclaim the SBC.

Southern Baptist Convention Administrative Building, Nashville, Tennessee

The video is just over one hour. For my readers’ convenience, I’ve streamlined the audio of Kyle’s presentation and broken it up into three parts. All three of these segments are available on this page, along with the complete video. Each audio segment is just over 15 minutes long. In each article in this series, I’ll present clips from the specific segment under consideration. Kyle has done Christians in general and Southern Baptists in particular a great service. Let’s take full advantage of his insights and heed what he has to say.

Part 1
June 2, 2022

Part 2
June 4, 2022

Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, California / Photo by Jeffrey Keenan on Unsplash

Part 3
June 7, 2022

Photo by Tingey Injury Law Firm on Unsplash

Epilogue
To Fix What’s Wrong, Here Is Where the Southern Baptist Convention Needs to Start
June 8, 2022

Here is a related series of articles published after the Southern Baptist Convention was held on June 14-15, 2022 in Anaheim, California.