Three Failed Pastors
Three Failed Pastors
Branches on an Ancient Tree
Branches on an Ancient Tree
Branches on an Ancient Tree
Wednesday 6th September 2023
Join Kent and Nathan in 'Branches on an Ancient Tree' as they explore predestination, divine sovereignty, and human choice. A thoughtful theological discussion awaits.
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Get the buttons here!Predestination Unpacked: Kent and Nathan's Faithful Debate
Episode Overview
- Exploration of predestination within reformed theology and Calvinism
- Discussion on the interplay between divine sovereignty and human responsibility
- Debates on the implications of predestination on salvation and moral accountability
- Reflections on the theological complexities of biblical teachings on predestination
- Consideration of the tension between voluntary belief and divine enablement in faith
But God must first enable that. That sounds like a game of divine stop hitting yourself. So he just grabs your wrist and uses your own hand to smack you in the head and says, stop hitting yourself.
Ever found yourself pondering the mysteries of predestination? In 'Branches on an Ancient Tree', hosts Kent and Nathan dive headfirst into this age-old theological puzzle. They tackle the tough questions about divine sovereignty and human choice, exploring how these concepts fit within reformed theology and Calvinism. The discussion is rich with insights from the Bible and personal reflections, making it both deeply informative and relatable.
Whether you're curious about the implications of predestination on salvation or just love a good theological debate, this episode offers a thoughtful exploration that doesn't shy away from the complexities. Join Kent and Nathan as they navigate the fine line between divine control and human responsibility, shedding light on one of Christianity's most debated topics.