I'm all for questioning what the Calvinist say.

Am I all for still that to choose another way.

I ain't trying to do what everybody else doing,

just because everybody doing what they all do.

It's one thing I know, I'm read what I saw, I'm walking down this road line, this wrong and I'm

So am I wrong for thinking that a choice and not for you?

Now am I wrong for thinking we're responsible when we see.

But that's just why it's real.

It's time for the Soteriology 101 podcast, where God is most glorified by his love and provision for all people.

Welcome your host.

The director of apologetics for Texas Baptists, and a

junked professor of theology, and a local teaching pastor. Dr. Layton Flowers.

Hello, and welcome back to Sociology 101 on my theology geek friends. Yes, I brought back the

old intro music, because many of you had requested it, so I wanted to bring that back for you, and hopefully you enjoyed that.

I will be taking questions throughout this broadcast.

We're going to be talking about First Peter, Chapter 1, versus 1 and 2, and we're going to be playing a clip from Dr. John Piper, who obviously we have respect for,

I've shown respect for him, but we disagree with him quite firmly with regard to his

sociological viewpoints.

And what's interesting about his take on First Peter is that, of course, we believe that he's

misinterpreting text when he comes to them with regard to Calvinism. But this is one of the most blatant, uh, disregards for, I think, the clear

meaning of the text that I've ever seen from an exeat clearly trying to, uh, prop up or to hold up

a systematic way of thinking. Now, maybe I'm just really biased.

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