Was God’s grace the difference-maker between you and the unbeliever next to you—or were you?

The Soteriology101 crowd actually believes they are the “difference-makers” in choosing Christ—the decisive factor between themselves and the guy who doesn’t believe. As for God’s sovereignty? He’s only as sovereign as they’ll allow. Don’t get tangled in their distractions.

Since Provisionists (for some reason) share quotes out of context to create/push false narratives, here’s what Jonathan Edwards actually said in response to an 18th century objection to original sin. I’ve added 🚨🚨 around the section that gets misused: “One of these two

IrresistibleTruth 🛡 A man who mocked God on his podcast is now having the gospel spread on it.

IrresistibleTruth 🛡 It doesn't take a famous, hip, eloquent "pastor". Most of the time it's just a simple man speaking TRUTH. "...God was well-pleased, through the foolishness of the message preached, to save those who believe." — 1 Corinthians 1:21

I’ll answer Amanda’s comment here since “Bob” immediately blocked me after my comment (click on her comment to see the post). This verse isn’t teaching universalism. God’s kindness sustains everyone—He’s the Saviour of all in that He gives life, breath, and daily mercies to all

How you do anything is how you do everything. Once again, Provisionists twist quotes to fit their narrative. Dr. Flowers of Soteriology101 takes Sproul out of context to score a cheap point.

Provisionist Perspective 🎙️🩸🌍 Kinda hard to take lectures from you (or other Provisionists) about being “misleading” when we have constant examples of misleading claims from your own camp (see post below). And let’s be honest—the guy who said “Calvinist” in your screenshot clearly doesn’t even know what

Interesting. Here you have a Provisionist parody account… sharing the real Provisionist account. The real account is known for misinformation, twisting quotes, and strawmen. The parody account is known for saying the quiet parts of Provisionist theology out loud.

Someone asked if debates about soteriology—like with Calvinism vs Arminianism—are worth dividing over…

I really love this conversation.