Does Calvinism hold up under scrutiny? Our all-star panel with Dr. Leighton Flowers of ‪@Soteriology101‬ , Dr. Tim Stratton of ‪@FreethinkingMinistries‬ and Warren ‪@IdolKiller‬ McGrew dives deep into Chris Date’s ‪@Theopologetics‬ defense of theistic determinism on Trinity Radio with ‪@BraxtonHunter‬ addressing philosophical nuances, biblical context, and what it means for free will.

Streamed live on Dec 21, 2024

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Christmas exposes the cracks in Calvinistic determinism. Hope, joy, and love for *all people*—no exceptions, no exclusions.

Prayer changes your brain? Science says yes. The light of Christ changes everything—don’t settle for less.

Premiered Dec 9, 2024

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Drew and special guest ‪@philbair‬ of The Cross To Bair Podcast delve into the overlooked priority of prayer in times of political decision-making, especially on election day. Join us for a reflection on how prayer shapes our approach to leaders, policy, and personal convictions.

Premiered Nov 5, 2024

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Eric and Drew go through Romans 9 from an article written by Eric and discuss the Old Testament background to the chapter, who the interlocutor is, and what choice of God Paul is talking about.

Premiered Oct 27, 2020

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Ever encountered someone subtly pushing Calvinism under the guise of ‘teaching the Bible’?
We’ve got thoughts on integrity, persuasion, and the church community’s reaction. Listen in! 

Premiered Oct 31, 2024

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Eric and Drew walk through a recent podcast with Sean Cole who critiques the Provisionist view of Eph 1. Sean places his current theological concerns unto Paul as if Paul has the same audience Sean does. We show how he merely attempts to show how our position is not Reformed, rather than unbiblical.

Streamed Sep 30, 2020

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In this episode, Drew and Eric revisit a past conversation Drew had with atheist YouTuber ‪@PineCreekDoug‬ exploring topics like Christianity, the resurrection, and what might convince a skeptic. Drew is joined by Trinity Radio hosts, Dr. Braxton Hunter and Dr. Jonathan Pritchett, who share insights on engaging with atheism, discuss the nuances of faith versus evidence, and examine why some may choose to believe or reject spiritual claims. The discussion touches on Pine Creek's questions around personal experiences of miracles, such as Drew’s testimony about his daughter’s miraculous survival, and whether faith can coexist with advancements in medical science.

Towards the end, Drew and his guests tackle hypothetical questions like whether witnessing a resurrection would prompt belief in Christianity, along with the nature of eternity in heaven. The episode concludes with the hosts recommending resources to help Christians strengthen their understanding of faith and apologetics, aiming to equip viewers for meaningful conversations about their beliefs. Drew also announces his intention to clarify and correct one of his responses to Doug, offering a heartfelt reflection on faith and gratitude.

Streamed live on Oct 24, 2024

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In this episode, Eric and Drew dive into a viral tweet that sparked a heated debate about marriage and intimacy, especially in the context of men's struggles after having children. The tweet raised controversial points about feeling neglected in marriage, and we discuss why these topics are often met with outrage instead of honest conversation. We unpack how marital dynamics shift post-children, explore the biblical responsibilities between husbands and wives, and question why the church frequently overlooks the challenges men face in marriage.

We also take a hard look at why evangelical circles tend to only address one side of the issue, asking why it's acceptable to talk about men sacrificing for their wives but not the other way around. It's time to have an honest conversation about the realities of marriage and how both spouses need to serve each other. Join us as we challenge these norms and push for healthier, more balanced discussions on marriage in the church!

Premiered October 17, 2024

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In this clip, Leighton Flowers and Joel Webbon address the accusation of Semi-Pelagianism often leveled at Provisionists. Leighton doesn’t pull punches. Leighton Flowers reads an article from Adam Harwood--one of the "Traditionalist" Southern Baptists and Professor of Theology, Director of the Baptist Center for Theology & Ministry, and Editor of the Journal for Baptist Theology & Ministry at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary--from which camp "Provisionism" derives its soteriological roots, called "Is the Traditional Statement Semi-Pelagian?" where Reformed definitions of Semi-Pelagianism are given as contrasted with the Traditional Statement. Joel Webbon--Calvinistic pastor of Covenant Bible Church in Austin, TX--also addresses this common accusation in a clip from a debate on Total Depravity with Flowers.

Premiered Nov 5, 2020

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Join Drew as he dives into a lively discussion with ‪@PineCreekDoug‬, covering topics like libertarian free will, the challenges of Calvinism, and the truth claims of Christianity. Drew defends his belief in free will and God’s universal provision, while Doug poses tough questions about grace, salvation, and the resurrection. The conversation explores profound theological issues with humor and candor, making for an engaging exchange on faith, skepticism, and the nature of belief. Watch to see Drew tackle Doug's challenging perspectives and share the Provisionist view on salvation, grace, and why everyone has the opportunity to respond to God’s love.

Premiered Oct 11, 2024

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