Sovereignty of God in Predestination - Part 3 of 3

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Does God love everyone equally, or is His love more selective than modern teachings suggest? This episode throws open the doors to a compelling theological investigation of divine love, hatred, and sovereignty. By examining the biblical narrative of Jacob and Esau, we challenge the prevailing belief in God's unconditional love, urging a return to scripture to understand His selective love and mercy. With a critical eye, we question why God would love any of us given our sinful nature, and we scrutinize contemporary interpretations against historical Christian contexts.
We further explore the profound theme of God's sovereignty in salvation, breaking down scriptures such as Romans, 1 Corinthians, and Ephesians. Salvation, we argue, is not a result of human will, but purely a divine act of grace. Our conversation highlights the belief that God alone chooses who will be saved, emphasizing the necessity of Christ's coming and the inadequacy of human efforts. Encouraging reliance on God's mercy and grace, we propose that believers contribute only their sinfulness, reinforcing the idea that salvation is an undeserved gift. Join us as we navigate the complex pathways of faith, urging listeners to embrace God's will in their spiritual journey.

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1. God's Love and Election in Scripture (00:00:00)

2. The Sovereignty of God in Salvation (00:07:34)

3. Doctrine of God's Sovereignty in Salvation (00:24:57)