GotQuestions.org Podcast

Exploring the impact of Calvinism on evangelism and free will, debunking misconceptions. Reflections on the nuances of Calvinist views and the balance between human responsibility and divine sovereignty in salvation. Delving into theological concepts of fatalism and God's sovereignty, urging humility in approaching these mysteries. Teasing upcoming discussions on Armenianism as an alternative perspective to Calvinism.

Exploring the perseverance of the saints in salvation, the podcast delves into biblical references, assurance of eternal security, and the significance of Calvinism. Using analogies of superheroes and challenges, it emphasizes the enduring nature of faith and the guaranteed salvation through Jesus' sacrifice.

Debunking misconceptions about irresistible grace in Calvinism, exploring the doctrine of irresistible grace in Calvinism and its implications, discussing the tension between allowing believers to resist and the traditional understanding of irresistible grace, and emphasizing God's sovereignty and control.

Exploring the contentious concept of limited atonement in Calvinism, the hosts analyze its implications and connection to key doctrines. They discuss Jesus' sacrifice for the elect, contrasting it with views on unlimited atonement and examining scripture passages. Using Old Testament examples, they highlight the importance of personal belief in the atonement's impact. The debate navigates sufficiency versus efficiency of Christ's sacrifice and explores nuances within Calvinism regarding faith, election, and God's sovereignty.

Exploring unconditional election in Calvinism and its contrast with conditional election, using biblical passages and discussing God's sovereignty in choosing individuals for salvation. Delving into the balance between human responsibility in evangelism and God's sovereignty, contemplating the implications on personal faith lives. Exploring the Calvinist perspective on election and God's foreknowledge, highlighting the debate on whether God elects based on belief in Jesus. Discussing corporate election, free will, and predestination within the realm of Calvinism.

Exploring the concept of total depravity in Calvinism, the podcast discusses the impact of sin on human nature and the necessity of divine intervention for salvation. It delves into varying interpretations of human depravity, highlighting the balance between God's judgment and human responsibility. Emphasizing the role of God's grace in the midst of human depravity, the podcast explores the debate on regeneration and faith in Calvinism and Arminianism, underscoring the universal need for divine intervention in redemption.