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Does God's sovereign call make evangelism unnecessary?

In Part 2, JDV and PBK discuss why the doctrine of effective calling should increase, not diminish, our passion for sharing the gospel. 
The same God who predestines, calls and saves is the same God who ordains the means for how this happens and we play a direct role. 

Election is not a pillow for laziness; it is fuel for prayer and evangelism, because the God who ordains salvation also ordains the means.

Evangelism is the fizz in the soda.  Churches that aren't evangelistic become cannibalistic.

The conversation explores evangelism, obedience, our first love for Christ, and the joy of participating in God's saving work.

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In this episode of Knights of the Round Table, JDV and PBK discuss the gospel call and effective calling from Grudem’s Systematic Theology. The conversation centers on one of the great questions of salvation: why do some hear the gospel and remain unchanged, while others are brought to Christ?

This episode explores the difference between the outward call of the gospel and the inward, effective call of God, showing that salvation is not merely an offer sinners consider, but a gracious work of God whereby He draws His people to Christ.

Key themes include the gospel call, effectual calling, human responsibility, divine grace, and the comfort believers have in knowing that the God who calls also saves.

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Grace is not coercion—it is resurrection.

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JDV and Caleb Jackson explore common grace, “borrowed light,” and the antithesis between belief and unbelief. Why do unbelievers discover real truth? How does God’s kindness sustain the world while people suppress Him?

From Calvin to Kuyper to Romans 1–2, this episode clarifies how Christians should think about culture, conscience, Christ’s lordship, and evangelism—without confusing moral good with saving grace.

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In this episode, we explore the ascension of Jesus Christ—what it means and why it matters. After His resurrection, Jesus did not simply disappear; He ascended to the right hand of the Father and now reigns with all authority in heaven and on earth.

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I Am He!

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