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, an adjunct professor of theology, and a local teaching pastor.

Dr. Layton Flowers.

Welcome to Sociology 101. We're going to engage with some podcasts from

Calvinist pastor, Dr. Sean Cole. We've had other engagements with Sean Cole on our podcast

previously and hope to have a joint podcast with him coming up soon. I did want to engage with some of the

points that he made. I may not to engage with some of the points that he

made. I may not be doing any favors to Sean by saying this. Just simply may come across as

trying to paint one, you know, Calvinist against another. And that's really not my intention

in saying this. This is genuinely my attempt to compliment Sean in his approach to our differences.

I have yet to find anyone who is as careful and cordial in his interactions with

traditionalism than is Dr. John Cole.

If Calvinists are looking for a spokesman or for someone to actually engage with the other

perspective in a healthy and profitable way, I think Dr. Sean Cole is highly qualified to do that.

Now, I think probably Dr. Al-Mohler has the same similar kind of a spirit about his

interactions, though even Al-Molar, as far as I can tell, has not in-depthly fleshed out

traditionalism. I think he's met with Eric Hankins and he's talked about it on a more surface

level, but nothing

that I've seen published or recorded that where he's done what I see Dr. Sean Cole doing.

Again, I can't expect Al Muller in his schedule to necessarily take on every errant differences

within SBC.

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