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Coffee with John Calvin
Daniel Faucett
13 episodes
2 days ago
Grab a cup of Joe and learn about John... John Calvin that is! In this SFR+ series we look back to the life and works of the controversial figure from the Reformation. The bulk of this podcast will be John Calvin's Biblical Commentaries and current debates on his views, but we also look to his Institutes of the Christian Religion, his Letters, Tracts, and even modern Biographies that were written as recently as 1975. Guests in agreement with the revolutionary Christian thinker as well as those opposed are welcome to discuss a man whose works changed the course of human history.
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Grab a cup of Joe and learn about John... John Calvin that is! In this SFR+ series we look back to the life and works of the controversial figure from the Reformation. The bulk of this podcast will be John Calvin's Biblical Commentaries and current debates on his views, but we also look to his Institutes of the Christian Religion, his Letters, Tracts, and even modern Biographies that were written as recently as 1975. Guests in agreement with the revolutionary Christian thinker as well as those opposed are welcome to discuss a man whose works changed the course of human history.
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Christianity
Religion & Spirituality
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Predestined Individuals or a Predestined Process? | John 6:38-39 | Drawn by The Father - Part 3 | ep. 007
Coffee with John Calvin
27 minutes 8 seconds
1 year ago
Predestined Individuals or a Predestined Process? | John 6:38-39 | Drawn by The Father - Part 3 | ep. 007

In this episode, I first respond to a Reddit troll who completely misunderstood my article on the correlation between obedience and our love for God/success for the Kingdom. Next, I look at Calvin's commentary of John 6:38-39, as well as Ephesians 1:1-12, to see if individuals are predestined (adopted) by God, or if simply the process (or plan) of salvation was predestined by God.


One of the most convincing aspects of John 6, in terms of predestination and election referring to individuals, is the word "everyone". If everyone given to the Son is raised up on the last day, then it must mean that individuals are chosen by God with 100% effective grace. Convincing still further in Ephesians 1 is the list of personal pronouns in the context of God's adoption and predestination unto salvation.


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Coffee with John Calvin
Grab a cup of Joe and learn about John... John Calvin that is! In this SFR+ series we look back to the life and works of the controversial figure from the Reformation. The bulk of this podcast will be John Calvin's Biblical Commentaries and current debates on his views, but we also look to his Institutes of the Christian Religion, his Letters, Tracts, and even modern Biographies that were written as recently as 1975. Guests in agreement with the revolutionary Christian thinker as well as those opposed are welcome to discuss a man whose works changed the course of human history.