Can a Leopard Change its Spots?

Soteriology 101 w/ Dr. Leighton Flowers

Leighton Flowers

Baptist, Atonement, Reformed, Bible, Religion & Spirituality, Calvinism, Biblical, Arminianism, Calvin, Christianity, Christian

4.8 • 826 Ratings

🗓️ 22 October 2018

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

Dr. Flowers goes over some Calvinistic proof texts regarding the natural condition of the lost (Jer. 13:23; 17:9) and then gives a lesson over the progression of hardening IF someone continues to suppress the truth.

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0:00.0	Can a leopard change his spots?
0:02.8	Today we're going to be toppling the tea of tulip.
0:05.5	Join us.
0:06.0	It's going to be great program.
0:20.7	Hello, and welcome back to I'm 101. Can a leopard change his spots? I think we're all familiar with that phraseology. It's even caught on into the secular world where obviously the implication to answer that question is no, leopard can't change his spots. He is what he is. He always be that way. In fact, this comes from a text out of Jeremiah that we're going to listen to.
0:39.1	The reason I chose to do this particular broadcast is because I was on Facebook and I posted
0:44.1	this little easy to read card kind of summarizing what we mean by provisionism.
0:52.9	We've been called traditionalist, and a lot of times people don't like
0:55.6	that term traditionalism because it's really limited within the Southern Baptist Convention,
0:59.6	and some people like different label than traditionalism for obvious reasons. And so we'd kind of
1:04.7	landed on provisionism simply because it really does capsulate what we believe with regard to
1:10.7	God's provision for every
1:11.9	man, woman, boy, and girl. And so I had posted this on the Sociology 101 Facebook page, which
1:17.0	if you haven't joined us there, please do so. It's a great discussion. We try to keep things cordial.
1:22.0	I always ask people from our perspective to treat Calvinist cordially and to be respectful. That doesn't always happen,
1:28.2	unfortunately, but we have to try to monitor that, but we want to be cordial in our discussions
1:32.7	with each other. And you can see there how that's explained, the provision people sin, but we're
1:37.5	still responsible. God opens the door for anyone who may come in through his vicarious
1:41.9	atonement that he provides a way for everyone to be saved.
1:44.6	His illuminating grace provides a clearly revealed truth that anyone can know and respond in faith,
1:48.9	so all without excuse.
1:51.3	The only reason anyone is ever destroyed or anyone ever perishes is because they refuse to believe the truth.
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