HeyJaredThe Closet Calvinist Podcast
hosted by Mike G this podcast will show how some christians publicly renounce and hate calvinism, but secretly adhere to some of it's doctrines which makes them a closet calvinist! We also discuss some of the misconceptions people have about Calvinism.
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SPECIAL EPISODE: Why I Wrote 25 Reasons Why You May Be in a Bad Church (opens the original)
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SPECIAL EPISODE: Why I Wrote 25 Reasons Why You May Be in a Bad Church In this special edition of The Closet Calvinist Podcast , I step away from the usual format to talk about my first book, 25 Reasons Why You May Be in a Bad Church: And What You Can Do About It. The book began with a list of 25 warning signs I originally wrote roughly twenty years ago after experiencing serious problems within a church firsthand. Those original notes eventually became the foundation for this short, accessible
Stumbling and Chosen 1 Peter 2:7–9 and the Doctrine of Election (opens the original)
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Episode 43 — Stumbling and Chosen 1 Peter 2:7–9 and the Doctrine of Election Description In 1 Peter 2:7–9, the apostle Peter presents a sobering and glorious contrast. Some stumble over Christ in unbelief, and others are described as a “chosen race” and “a people for his own possession.” Verse 8 speaks of those who disobey and stumble “as they were destined to do.” Verse 9 declares believers to be chosen by God. In this episode, we examine how this passage clearly affirms both divine sovereignty
The Pharisee and the Tax Collector— Grace for the Humble (opens the original)
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Episode 42 — The Pharisee and the Tax Collector Grace for the Humble (Luke 18:9–14)Description In Luke 18:9–14, Jesus tells a parable about two men who go up to the temple to pray — one a Pharisee, the other a tax collector. One boasts in his righteousness. The other pleads for mercy. And when the story ends, the man everyone expected to be justified is not — and the one no one expected is declared righteous. In this episode, we explore how this parable illustrates the doctrine of sovereign savi
Two Criminals, One Conversion (opens the original)
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Episode 41 — Two Criminals, One ConversionMatthew 27:42–44 & Luke 23:39–43 — No Contradiction, But Irresistible GraceDescription Did both criminals mock Jesus — or did one believe? In Matthew 27:42–44 , we read that the robbers crucified with Jesus reviled Him. Yet in Luke 23:39–43 , one of those same criminals defends Jesus and asks to be remembered in His kingdom. Is this a contradiction? Or does this moment provide one of the clearest examples in Scripture of irresistible grace — the sovereig
“I Have Many in This City” Acts 18:9–10 and the Doctrine of Election (opens the original)
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Episode 40 — “I Have Many in This City” Acts 18:9–10 and the Doctrine of Election Description In Acts 18, the Apostle Paul is discouraged in Corinth. Opposition is strong, and ministry is difficult. Then the Lord speaks to him in a vision and says: “I have many in this city who are my people.” What does that mean? In this episode, we examine Acts 18:9–10 (ESV) and show how this passage powerfully confirms the doctrine of election. Christ speaks of people who already belong to Him before they hav
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