I recently listened to a sermon by Marc Discoll. I believe it was called “The Call to Discipleship.” I found myself agreeing with much of what he had to say. Talking about discipleship, he waxed eloquent on the necessity of obedience. It is a topic that needs to be repeated frequently. What I find amusing is that someone who mocks the Arminians as much as Driscoll would fail to realize the paradox of emphasizing obedience when irresistible grace, unconditional election and perseverance of the saints are all beacons of his theology. Could it be that in his heart Marc Driscoll understands that the teachings of Calvinism are not supported by the reading of the entire Bible?
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