It's going to be a great program today. We're going to look at Austin Fisher, who is the author of Young, Restless, and No Longer Reformed, and then respond to James White, who critiques Austin Fisher in a recent debate. It's going to be a great program. Let's dive in.

You answer all my questions. You can never tell no lies. You're always telling me what it's all about, but some don't listen to your

replies. You say to us we can't do enough, and when I try, I'm a fool. This time I'm spent

and I've realized that I can't make it through. I need you. The words you say, your gracious

love just gives you away The words you say

You're so believable

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You're so believable.

Those of you who don't remember, it's been a long time.

A debate took place a couple months ago.

Austin Fisher, Brian Zond, were the synergists, and Austin Fisher,

of course, now being described as, you know, an expert on Calvinism. I wouldn't be surprised

to run into somebody pretty soon as we saying, this guy was one of the leading Calvinist scholars, and he saw the light.

And then it's just like, remember he was a teenager, maybe early 20s, short period of time, like John Piper.

But I'm sorry, calling this guy some kind of an expert on Calvinism is about as dishonest as most of the people are called experts on Christianity on the Dean show.

You know, the guy who was United Methodist youth pastor.

Former Christian scholar.

Oh, please.

So anyways, Austin Fisher, we've started listening to his presentation and uh we're

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