Today we're going to be interacting with Tim Keller and his sermon over the sovereignty of God.

It's going to be a lot of fun. Let's dive in.

We're all broken pieces of the same design.

But your grace redeemed us

Your spirit lives inside

We are a generation

To rise up and make you known

To every tribe, every tongue, every nation

We will go we can be world changes we can be

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Welcome now, Professor Layton Flowers.

We are going to look today at a pastor that I have a huge amount of respect for, much like I've talked about with John Piper and Matt Chandler and so many of the other more reformed Calvinistic

types. I always have a huge amount of respect for them. They are the podcasts that I often listen to.

I love their sermons. I love their messages. I have to reiterate that over and over again because

I think sometimes people get the impression because I have a podcast that over and over again because I think sometimes people get the impression

because I have a podcast that's answering objections, you know, obviously in response to

Calvinism and trying to give an alternative to Calvinism that I don't have respect for Calvinist

or that I don't like anything Calvinists say or anything of that nature.

And that is just not true. I love a lot of what Calvinists say. I would say probably at least

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