Hello and welcome back to Sotriology 101.

Earlier today, we went through the first portion of this sermon by R.C. Spruill on the Doctrine of Predestination.

And I wanted to pick up right where we left off in order to complete the sermon. of this sermon by R.C. Spruill on the Doctrine of Predestination.

And I wanted to pick up right where we left off in order to complete the sermon,

because he really does go through quite a bit more information and towards the end of the sermon that I really wanted to get to.

Of course, with stopping to answer questions and the commentary that goes on,

sometimes it takes longer than

than I have at a particular point in time during the day. So I am trying to get through this

message and so I had another time pop open this afternoon. So I just decided to jump on. And for all

of you theology geek nerds who like to jump on with me, great for those that like to wait until

you're traveling somewhere or you're driving. You're also welcome to put on with me. Great for those that like to wait until you're traveling somewhere or

you're driving. You're also welcome to put me on double speed at those times later in the day.

So that's the way I usually listen to a sociology podcast or theology podcast or or almost anything

nowadays. I listen double speed nowadays. Things seem a lot slower when you listen

to them live after you've been listening double speed for so long. Michael asked the question,

who cares what R.C. Sprole thinks? Well, apparently a lot of people care what he thinks, just like a lot

of people care with what Piper thinks or other things.

Now, if you mean, is R. Sue Spruill inspired? No, but he's very influential. He was, at least,

before he went on to be to the Lord, and his books are still very influential. And so he's looked

at as, from Calvinists, as a very influential, very esteemed, as I mentioned my first moment.

I mean, my first broadcast, he had a lot of influence on me when I was a Calvinist.

And so he's very highly respected.

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