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In this weeks podcast, we continue our discussion on free will, predestination, and election. Final pieces to the puzzle Connection to Genesis 1 What is predestined by God? Can I be saved then unsaved? Finding the patterns Salvation guarantees? Do problems stop when I become a believer? Old Testament Read more…
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In this weeks podcast, we continue our discussion on free will, predestination, and election. Hebrews 3 Elect and Chosen have something in common Belief and unbelief How to fall away from God Spiritual Umpires Issues with “Falling away” Does doubting send me to hell? What did you think of Read more…
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In this weeks podcast, we continue our discussion on free will, predestination, and election. Connecting Old Testament to New Testament with “Election.” “Predestination” word study. How does God’s Foreknowledge apply to all of this? If God is in control, then does he control you? What did you think of Read more…
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This is the 4th part of our series on Election verses Free Will. What did you think of the show? Leave a reply below!
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Calvinism recap The life of Jacob Arminius Arminianist beliefs Differences between Calvin and Arminius’ beliefs. What did you think of the show? Leave a reply below!
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Our new topic deals with many questions such as “If I’m saved, can I ever lose my salvation? ” This is the classic Arminianism vs. Calvinism debate. What did you think of the show? Leave a reply below!