Podcasts about open theist

In today's show, I explain why Calvinism has earned such a controversial reputation and why I strongly oppose it. We dive deep into the dark origin story of Calvinism, exploring how much of its foundation comes from the philosophies of men like Augustine and Plato rather than the Bible. From John Calvin's troubling actions in Geneva to the disturbing theological implications of immutability, you'll see why Calvinism, in my view, not only distorts the nature of God but also leads to a dangerous misrepresentation of Christianity. Watch to learn why Calvin's harsh treatment of heretics and his unbiblical reliance on pagan philosophy still affects the Calvinist worldview today. 📖Want access to Over 2,000 hours of Bob Enyart Bible Studies from an Anti-Calvinist, Open Theist perspective? Sign up today by clicking here! This is for our telethon month, and we are currently at 20 signups out of our 30 sign up goal. Thanks and God Bless!

This conversation covered a great deal of topics, and the Surprising God Think Tank did not disappoint! From his time as a Calvinist, to his controversy around open theism, to his current mindset about God and free will, Greg gets to the heart of it all!  YOU can join future Surprising God conversations at SurprisingGod.com! Episode 23 YouTube Channel: Surprising God Dan's books: Confident Humility The Training of KX12 Send Questions To: Surprising God on X: @SurprisingGodFacebook: SurprisingGod Dan on X: @thatdankent

One of the Solas of the Reformation is Sola Gratia, by grace alone. As we come to chapter 5 of the chapter on God's Decree, we come to consider the positive position on how God decrees to save His elect. We have considered the general characteristics of God's plan, that it is eternal, unconditional, immutable, universal and impeccable. We shut the door on any notion of middle knowledge where God looks down the corridors of time and orders His will around some hypothetical willing on our part. We noted the difficult doctrine of double predestination in angels and men and looked at the asymmetry in salvation and passing over. Then last week we had to shut another door on the Socinian and Open Theist view of God. Finally now in paragraph 5 we come to a positive explanation of how God decrees salvation for His elect. As already stated the thread that we will see woven throughout this paragraph is that we are saved by grace alone. Not only in the way God comes to us in time and works by His power to draw and keep us; but also in how He originally chose us as His elect. Works are denied a determining place in our salvation either in time or in eternity; in the application of redemption or in the planning of salvation. We are saved by grace alone. As we go through this paragraph we will look at it in two parts, the first part of the paragraph considers the positive part of how God elects to save us; the last part of the paragraph looks at how God did not elect us to salvation. Source

L017 Do Open Theist Prooftexts Exist by Christopher Fisher

Reviewing a "Hot Seat" segment from The Gospel Truth YouTube channel by Marlon Wilson. A Calvinist is being questioned by a Lutheran, Presbyterian, Church of Christ, and an Open Theist. This should be interesting. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/claytoncriswell/support

Question Time Stamps for Quick Reference:0:00 - Introduction1. 0:34 {What does it mean that God IS Love?} What does it mean that God IS love, rather than just saying that He is loving or that He loves us?2. 9:37 {Is it Wrong to have Vaxxed & Non-Vaxxed Services?} My church has decided to have 2 different services: one for those who have gotten the vaccine, and one for those who have not. I love my pastors, but I disagree with this approach, and I see it as divisive. Is this something I should leave the church over? I wouldn’t think Jesus would ever be for this option.3. 14:38 {Should we Worship the Holy Spirit?} Why isn't the Holy Spirit mentioned in any of the instances in Revelation when praise is being given to the Father and the lamb if He is to be worshiped as separate? For example: Revelation 5: 13.4. 19:48 {About Jannes & Jambres} Why does Paul mention Jannes and Jambres in 2 Timothy as being part of the Exodus story when they weren’t? Did he have a different exodus? Is he referring to an extra-biblical book so authoritatively?5. 26:55 {Is Being Poor a Godly Virtue?} In Luke 16: 19-31 we read the story of Lazarus and the rich man and it seems that the only thing Lazarus did to deserve Paradise was being a sick beggar. Does this story teach virtue in being poor?6. 35:36 {How to Respond to Friends’ Ungodly Behavior} How should I respond when hanging out with friends who cuss / curse or play foul music celebrating sinful behavior, some of them being believers?7. 39:12 {About “Twilight” relating to Passover} What does “twilight” mean when the Passover lamb is sacrificed? Is it the start of the 14th, or the end leading into the 15th (first day of unleavened bread)?8. 40:28 {How to Forgive the Abuse of a Loved One} My disabled daughter w/ MS was abused by her ex (hit, pushed her head through a wall, broke her jaw twice requiring three surgeries, told her he’s going to have her killed, & more). I know I should forgive him, but how?9. 45:10 {When to Lovingly tell Someone they’re Deceived} If you spend years lovingly bringing scripture to someone in a religion that corrupts it, hoping to open their eyes but fail, is it wrong to finally say directly they've been deceived, and that the religion is a lie?10. 47:46 {About “Dynamic Omniscience} Could you please explain and give your take on the Open Theist position called " dynamic omniscience" and how biblical or unbiblical the position is?11. 50:18 {Called to be Single? How to Know} How do you know if God has called you to be single?12. 1:01:39 {Did Jesus Not Know Who Touched Him?} In Luke 8: 45, Jesus asks who touched His garment while in a crowd. Did Jesus really not know who had touched Him, nor that this miracle would take place?13. 1:06:23 {About Jews & the Great Tribulation} I heard a pastor claim that 2/3 of Jews will die during the Great Tribulation, and the ones who survive will become Christians. Is this what Paul was referring to with “all Israel will be saved”?14. 1:13:26 {Can Mental Issues Sometimes be Demonic?} Could my Generalized Anxiety Disorder and OCD be a demonic issue rather than a mental health issue? I'm a believer, but I suffer from both of these issues and I feel trapped.15. 1:17:02 {Was Creation an Incarnation of God?} What do you think of Richard Rohr's claim that "creation was the first incarnation of God"?16. 1:19:51 {About “Boot Camp” Churches} What is your opinion on "Boot Camp" Churches such as Elevation and Newspring that say that their church is for unbelievers and is not a permanent space for believers to remain?17. 1:22:26 {About the Virgin Birth} Is the virgin birth an invention by Matthew to buff up the Gospel narrative? The "double-fulfillment" of Isaiah's prophecy sounds like a convenience interpretation. Does the virgin birth m

Question Time Stamps for Quick Reference:0:00 - Introduction1. 0:34 {What does it mean that God IS Love?} What does it mean that God IS love, rather than just saying that He is loving or that He loves us?2. 9:37 {Is it Wrong to have Vaxxed & Non-Vaxxed Services?} My church has decided to have 2 different services: one for those who have gotten the vaccine, and one for those who have not. I love my pastors, but I disagree with this approach, and I see it as divisive. Is this something I should leave the church over? I wouldn’t think Jesus would ever be for this option.3. 14:38 {Should we Worship the Holy Spirit?} Why isn't the Holy Spirit mentioned in any of the instances in Revelation when praise is being given to the Father and the lamb if He is to be worshiped as separate? For example: Revelation 5: 13.4. 19:48 {About Jannes & Jambres} Why does Paul mention Jannes and Jambres in 2 Timothy as being part of the Exodus story when they weren’t? Did he have a different exodus? Is he referring to an extra-biblical book so authoritatively?5. 26:55 {Is Being Poor a Godly Virtue?} In Luke 16: 19-31 we read the story of Lazarus and the rich man and it seems that the only thing Lazarus did to deserve Paradise was being a sick beggar. Does this story teach virtue in being poor?6. 35:36 {How to Respond to Friends’ Ungodly Behavior} How should I respond when hanging out with friends who cuss / curse or play foul music celebrating sinful behavior, some of them being believers?7. 39:12 {About “Twilight” relating to Passover} What does “twilight” mean when the Passover lamb is sacrificed? Is it the start of the 14th, or the end leading into the 15th (first day of unleavened bread)?8. 40:28 {How to Forgive the Abuse of a Loved One} My disabled daughter w/ MS was abused by her ex (hit, pushed her head through a wall, broke her jaw twice requiring three surgeries, told her he’s going to have her killed, & more). I know I should forgive him, but how?9. 45:10 {When to Lovingly tell Someone they’re Deceived} If you spend years lovingly bringing scripture to someone in a religion that corrupts it, hoping to open their eyes but fail, is it wrong to finally say directly they've been deceived, and that the religion is a lie?10. 47:46 {About “Dynamic Omniscience} Could you please explain and give your take on the Open Theist position called " dynamic omniscience" and how biblical or unbiblical the position is?11. 50:18 {Called to be Single? How to Know} How do you know if God has called you to be single?12. 1:01:39 {Did Jesus Not Know Who Touched Him?} In Luke 8: 45, Jesus asks who touched His garment while in a crowd. Did Jesus really not know who had touched Him, nor that this miracle would take place?13. 1:06:23 {About Jews & the Great Tribulation} I heard a pastor claim that 2/3 of Jews will die during the Great Tribulation, and the ones who survive will become Christians. Is this what Paul was referring to with “all Israel will be saved”?14. 1:13:26 {Can Mental Issues Sometimes be Demonic?} Could my Generalized Anxiety Disorder and OCD be a demonic issue rather than a mental health issue? I'm a believer, but I suffer from both of these issues and I feel trapped.15. 1:17:02 {Was Creation an Incarnation of God?} What do you think of Richard Rohr's claim that "creation was the first incarnation of God"?16. 1:19:51 {About “Boot Camp” Churches} What is your opinion on "Boot Camp" Churches such as Elevation and Newspring that say that their church is for unbelievers and is not a permanent space for believers to remain?17. 1:22:26 {About the Virgin Birth} Is the virgin birth an invention by Matthew to buff up the Gospel narrative? The "double-fulfillment" of Isaiah's prophecy sounds like a convenience interpretation. Does the virgin birth m

In this episode, we welcome a Latter-day Saint guest to Outer Brightness. Tarik D. LaCour is a PhD candidate in Philosophy at Texas A&M University. The topic of free-will (or moral agency) is deeply intertwined with LDS theology. Philosophically, Tarik holds to the position of soft determinism. That position is often called Compatibilism, and is the view that human free-will is compatible with God's omniscience. Compatibilism is the position often taken by Calvinists. Latter-day Saints are typically Libertarian when it comes to the concept of free-will, and some even adopt the Open Theist view, which holds that God does not have exhaustive foreknowledge of future events. In this first installment, we get to know a bit about Tarik's background and philosophical interests, and we dig into the theological point (uncreated intelligence/intelligences) that divide LDS cosmology from Christian cosmologies, and touch on why LDS think their view is superior (i.e. that it better accounts for the problem of evil). If these topics interest you, then join us for a fun discussion. You can connect with Tarik on Facebook and request access to his blog: http://humefootnotes.blogspot.com/

Turretinfan and I disconcurred on God's creating the wicked for the day of trouble is God's reprobation of individuals to hell or God's arranging disasters like Job's or like wicked nations attacking Israel. We discussed the KJV on Proverbs 16:1, which seems to indicate God forms plans within man's heart by saying “the preparation of the heart in man…is from the Lord” compared to the ESV which seems to indicate men make their own plans by saying “the plans of the heart belong to man”. We concurred that Proverbs 16:4 seems to imply God has a pre-creation plan for wicked people although we noted an Open Theist reading might be like “if someone becomes wicked, I will punish them”. We also briefly discussed the radical translation difference for Proverbs 26:10 “The great God who formed all things both rewardeth the fool and rewardeth transgressors.” (KJV) compared to “Like an archer who wounds everyone is one who hires a passing fool or drunkard.” (ESV)

Dr. Alan Rhoda is a philosopher and academic librarian. In this interview, I talk with Dr. Rhoda about why he is an Open Theist, objections, and more! Dr. Rhoda's Website: http://www.alanrhoda.net/ Support (thank you): https://www.patreon.com/AdherentApologetics

Eric Hernandez, lead Apologist for Texas Baptists, joins Dr. Leighton Flowers to discuss God's knowledge in light of the claims made by Calvinists (like Dr. James White), Open Theists (like Greg Boyd) and Molinists (like Dr. William Lane Craig). James White claims that "the only consistent synergist is an Open Theist." Let's explore the inherent fallacies contained in this argument and answer questions posed by various views on the topic. To subscribe to Eric's page go here: https://www.youtube.com/erichernandez​ To SUPPORT this broadcast please click here: https://soteriology101.com/support/​ DOWNLOAD OUR APP: LINK FOR ANDROIDS: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de​... LINK FOR APPLE: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/soterio​... Go to www.ridgemax.co for all you software developing needs! Show them some love for their support of Soteriology101!!! To ORDER Dr. Flowers Curriculum “Tiptoeing Through Tulip” please click here: https://soteriology101.com/shop/​ To listen to the audio only be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or one of the other podcast players found here: https://soteriology101.com/home/​ For more about Traditionalism (or Provisionism) please visit www.soteriology101.com Dr. Flowers’ book, “The Potter’s Promise” can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Potters-Promis​... Dr. Flowers’ book, “God’s Provision for All” can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Gods-Provision​... To engage with other believers cordially join our Facebook group: https://m.facebook.com/groups/1806702​... For updates and news follow us at: www.facebook/Soteriology101 Or @soteriology101 on Twitter Please SHARE on Facebook and Twitter and help spread the word! To learn more about other ministries and teachings from Dr. Flowers go here: https://soteriology101.com/2017/09/22...​ To become a Patreon supporter or make a one time donation: https://soteriology101.com/support/​

My guest this week is Erin. Erin is working toward her chaplaincy and her Master's degree in Practical Theology. She describes herself as “religious, but not spiritual.” Erin grew up in Northern Ireland. She was raised to respect all people. But when she was accepted by an Evangelical Presbyterian church she became in her words “the worst kind of fundamentalist.” This included deriding Catholics. At University she excelled and found herself attracted to more liberal theologies. She says she went from Evangelical to an Open Theist to a functional atheist (agnostic). Erin also happens to be on the Autism spectrum. This had an impact on her inability to accept things on faith. She needed logical consistency. But Erin still finds value in the Christian tradition. She plans to do good in the world as a chaplain. Links and recommendations Doubts and Loves by Richard Holloway https://www.amazon.com/Doubts-Loves-What-Christianity-Canons/dp/1786893924/ Autism Faith Network https://autismfaithnetwork.com Autism Pastor https://autismpastor.com/ Interact Full Show Notes https://gracefulatheist.wordpress.com/2021/01/17/erin-religious-but-not-spiritual/ Deconversion https://gracefulatheist.wordpress.com/2017/12/03/deconversion-how-to/ Humanist Podcast https://gracefulatheist.wordpress.com/podcast/ Secular Grace https://gracefulatheist.wordpress.com/2016/10/21/secular-grace/ Rate and Review the Graceful Atheist Podcast Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/graceful-atheist-podcast-1136736 Make audio snippet quotes of the podcast Vurbl: https://vurbl.com/station/4hdO0KfiVRV/ Attribution "Waves" track written and produced by Makaih Beats http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Makaih_Beats Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gracefulatheist/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gracefulatheist/support

Will Duffy, an Open Theist, makes an argument against classical Christian theism by making an attempted analogy between God and rocks (stone idols). In this episode I discuss why this argument is so bad that it becomes hard to take someone like Duffy seriously when he claims to have studied anything dealing with the nature of God.  Enjoy the show!

This is the first part 2 to a part 1 we have ever done. God is Open, a blog on Open Theism: https://godisopen.com/ Podcast RSS Feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:56085845/sounds.rss God is Open book: https://www.amazon.com/God-Open-Examining-Biblical-Authors/dp/1544141424

In this episode we explore Jesus' view of God within the book of Matthew. God is Open, a blog on Open Theism: https://godisopen.com/ Podcast RSS Feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:56085845/sounds.rss God is Open book: https://www.amazon.com/God-Open-Examining-Biblical-Authors/dp/1544141424

EP272 Clement Definitely An Open Theist by Christopher Fisher

I bring the series on the Problem of Divine Foreknowledge to an end by summing up the five views, critiquing them, and attempt to draw some conclusions. In part one I sum up the Reformed, Molinist,Thomistic, and Open Theist views. This is part one of a two part episode. (August 9, 2019)

EP266 Open Theist Vision Strategy And Cultural War by Christopher Fisher

Greg, Dan, and Barbara talk about looking for love in a chaotic world.  Episode 515 Send Questions To: Dan: @thatdankentTwitter: @reKnewOrg Facebook: ReKnew Email: askgregboyd@gmail.com Links: Greg's book:"Crucifixion of the Warrior God" Website: ReKnew.org  

Alan Rhoda and Phil continue discussing the Open Theist perspective. Alan responds to more objections to Open Theism, and also gives his assessment of the other perspectives. This is part two of a two-part episode. (May 31, 2019)

Continuing the series on the Problem of Divine Foreknowledge, Phil Kallberg welcomes Alan Rhoda on to present the Open Theist perspective. Alan explains the philosophical reasons for thinking that the future is open rather than fixed. This is part one of a two part episode. (May 24, 2019)

In this episode we discuss how to read Paul to identify if he was an Open Theist. We cover a few passages from Acts and a few from Romans. God is Open, a blog on Open Theism: https://godisopen.com/ Podcast RSS Feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:56085845/sounds.rss God is Open book: https://www.amazon.com/God-Open-Examining-Biblical-Authors/dp/1544141424

Guest: Joseph Sabo In this episode we discuss the article Why I am Not an Open Theist. God is Open, a blog on Open Theism: https://godisopen.com/ Podcast RSS Feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:56085845/sounds.rss God is Open book: https://www.amazon.com/God-Open-Examining-Biblical-Authors/dp/1544141424

Guest: Nathan Patterson Talking to Nathan Patterson about life as an Open Theist. God is Open, a blog on Open Theism: https://godisopen.com/ Podcast RSS Feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:56085845/sounds.rss God is Open book: https://www.amazon.com/God-Open-Examining-Biblical-Authors/dp/1544141424

In this episode we talk about the term Open Theism, in relation to the Open Theist movement. We talk about Norman Geilser's concerns, and affirm them. God is Open, a blog on Open Theism: https://godisopen.com/ Podcast RSS Feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:56085845/sounds.rss God is Open book: https://www.amazon.com/God-Open-Examining-Biblical-Authors/dp/1544141424

In this video I discuss why I am an Open Theist. God is Open, a blog on Open Theism: https://godisopen.com/ Podcast RSS Feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:56085845/sounds.rss God is Open book: https://www.amazon.com/God-Open-Examining-Biblical-Authors/dp/1544141424

Finally, we're at the last episode on Molinism (although we certainly will be dealing with it in many future episodes). In this episode, Tim and I interact with one of the most common objections to Molinism: the grounding objection. Many opponents of Molinism feel as though this quite a strong argument against Molinism, but Tim and I don't really feel its force. In fact, as Tim shows in this episode, if the grounding objection were to be a good objection, then it follows logically that Open Theism is true! Now, this is hardly a problem for the Open Theist, but, for the Calvinist (who commonly presses this objection), this is a huge issue! Thanks again for continuing to share the show. We're growing by each episode, and that is only possible because of you guys. If you connect with the mission of Freethinking Ministries, the best thing you can do is to share this show with a friend. And if you do that, we'll keep making episodes of the Freethinking Podcast!

Original Air Date: June 4, 2014 On today's program, JD reports on an SBC professor fired because his 'magnificent beard' was used by a brewery on their beer cans (without his knowledge). JD also discusses Tylor Standley of WBC (Jordan's alma mater, previously discussed with Chris Rosebrough) who has declared himself an Open Theist. After briefly discussing Peter Lumpkins and speculation about Al Mohler's silence concerning Ergun Caner, JD launches into a Daily #DOWNGRADE segment with an audio clip of a pastor flipping out on his congregation, but is torn about whether it's #DOWNGRADE or Upgrade. He asks for your opinion in the Sermon Bunker.

In this episode we continue to explore the question of whether or not Open Theism can properly be categorized as "Arminian" theology. We also want to clarify that these two episodes (15 & 16) were never intended to be a full blown attack on Open Theism, rather they were simply made to inform our listeners what Open Theism is and then determine whether or not Open Theism could be properly considered Arminian or not based on the writings of Arminian scholars. In this episode we read through some quotes by Clark H. Pinnock and ask whether or not he truly took a theological pilgrimage from Augustine to Arminius, or if he went further than Arminius in his pilgrimage. Then we weigh in on some opinions by Thomas C. Oden and John Mark Hicks regarding whether or not Open Theism can properly be considered Arminian or not. Don't miss the next two episodes of Remonstrance that will be released in June where we will revisit Open Theism again doing a source by source comparison of the writings of Arminius, Wesley, and prominent Open Theist authors. Stay tuned.  Links: Thoms C. Oden on Open Theism:  https://summaphilosophiae.wordpress.com/2009/03/17/thomas-oden-on-greg-boyd-open-theism/ John Mark Hicks Article (READ IT) http://dsntl8idqsx2o.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/10/2013/03/classical-arminianism-and-open-theism.pdf    

In this minisode we will continue exploring what the writings of Arminus have to say about the Doctrine of Divine Knowledge and specifically Foreknowledge. To do that we will be reading through a section of Public Disputation IV entitled: "On The Understanding of God." Once again it is clear that Arminius was no Open Theist in his understanding of the knowledge of God.  Links: http://wesley.nnu.edu/arminianism/the-works-of-james-arminius/volume-1/public-disputations/disputation-4-on-the-nature-of-god/ (Note: you need to scroll down to the section titled ON THE UNDERSTANDING OF GOD)  

Guest: Joseph Sabo In this episode we discuss the role of prophecy in Open Theism. Does Biblical prophecy resemble an Open Theist model or that of exhaustive divine foreknowledge? Show notes: https://godisopen.com/2016/04/21/loose-prophecy-dates/ https://godisopen.com/2015/08/05/hayes-on-prophets-and-prophecy/ https://realityisnotoptional.com/2013/08/07/failed-prophecies-in-matthew/ https://godisopen.com/2014/02/22/morrells-chart-of-prophecy-types/ https://godisopen.com/2015/07/25/blogger-explains-why-vague-prophecy-points-to-open-theism/ God is Open, a blog on Open Theism: https://godisopen.com/ Podcast RSS Feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:56085845/sounds.rss God is Open book: https://www.amazon.com/God-Open-Examining-Biblical-Authors/dp/1544141424

There are some who believe that God is continually creating. Consider that Open Theism is an incoherent system because it tries to keep God and give up God at the same time. In Process Theology, God is identified with all the possibilities. Process Theology teaches that what is creating the future is the present. Both Open Theism and Process Theology end with God waiting to see what we will do. The Consider the example of a director and a play. If Predestination is a human term for an eternal reality which is that God has determined to create the world from beginning to end that He wants and the best language to use is Predestination, then it works. If we try to bring God's causality into the world, both the Reformed and Open Theist answers fail. The hugely important point is to recognize the Creator-creature distinction. Most are inconsistent on the sovereignty and free will topic. Explore the issue of Prayer and Causation. If causation is in the world, what is prayer? If prayer is an event in this world, what is prayer going to cause? When does God's causation, in response to that prayer, have to have started? Consider that really all that prayer can do is change you. For science, prayer only changes the mental state of the person praying. In the Open Theism issue, when all causation is internal and God does not really know if we are going to pray, there is not much left for prayer. Explore the role of prayer in Pastoral Counseling. Prayer changes our attitudes about something. We can't know the future. God can only guarantee the future within this world by force - by constraining the actors and making them do it. Whether or not prayer has occurred is part of the unknowable future. In Fatalism, the question is asked, “Why should we pray because God will do what He will do anyway”. When we yank sovereignty down into this world and make it a force amongst other forces we end up with Deism. If we keep sovereignty transcendent and God's, then it is not fatalism.

In this episode I talk about what it was like to grow up as an Open Theist. I discuss dealing with rejection and excommunication. Audio of being kicked out of church: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bk87aYM5ucY Email followup: https://christopherfisher.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/christopher-fisher-kicked-out-of-dbc.pdf God is Open, a blog on Open Theism: https://godisopen.com/ Podcast RSS Feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:56085845/sounds.rss God is Open book: https://www.amazon.com/God-Open-Examining-Biblical-Authors/dp/1544141424

00:06:45 Prophecy Open Mic 00:21:03 Colette Toach Intro to Prophetic Warfare 00:36:04 Miranda Nelson Fries Her Brain on the Glory 00:44:51 Shawn Bolz an Open Theist? 00:49:28 Patricia King & Clarice Fluit The Glory of the Latter House 01:08:58 Sermon Review: What Used to Work by Jeff Dollar

In this audio teaching, Kerrigan Skelly explains some of the reasons why he is NOT an Open Theist.

In this podcast, Open Theist concepts throughout the story of the Bible are examined. God is Open, a blog on Open Theism: https://godisopen.com/ Podcast RSS Feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:56085845/sounds.rss God is Open book: https://www.amazon.com/God-Open-Examining-Biblical-Authors/dp/1544141424

Brandon is an Open Theist and he shares his worldview on the podcast. I ask him his arguments as to why he believes this particular concept of God. He juxtaposes Open Theism against Molinism and the Calvinist Concept of God. And we respond to the comments on my Facebook Post about open theism. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/elmos-world-podcast/exclusive-content Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy