The Freed Thinker Podcast - A Tyler Vela Joint

I think in their zeal to fling wide the gates of Molinism to Calvinists by saying that we can also affirm Molinistic Middle Knowledge, some ...

Does Jeremiah 19:5 count as a substantive critique of Reformed theology? Did sin really never enter the mind of God? Enjoy the show! For mor...

In this episode I discuss if the objections that Calvinism undermines Christian assurance or makes Paul's statement on the gospel in 1 C...

In a recent blog post , Christian Huls gives a litany of reasons for why he is not a Calvinist. Ostensibly he believes that these are valid,...

  In this unscripted episode I walk through a simple and plain level reading of Romans 9 and Ephesians 1 to show that Calvinism aligns very ...

In this episode I try out a new "live" discussion format for the podcast - think highly structured audio version of a Facebook wal...

  Can a Calvinist know that they are saved? This objection, typically from Provisionists and Lutherans, is a common sticking point in soteri...

In this episode I continue my previous episode with some musings on various issues related to Reformed Soteriology. In this episode I dis...

In this episode I give various Calvinistic musings, ranging from why Inspiration and basic Christian orthodoxy are good arguments for a k...

A common objection to Calvinism is that the anti-Calvinist believes it makes God the “author of sin,” (which I will call “AoS objection”), ...

A bit longer for a "brief" reflection but here I discuss some of the issues with non-Calvinistic (specifically Provisionistic)...

This is a corrective and a challenge for both Reformed/Calvinists and non-Calvinists to be clearer when we talk about sovereignty with ...

Can a Calvinist be certain of their salvation? (internal critique) An important thing to note is that we do not place our hope or f...