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Drew responds to Dr. Roger Olsen's recent talk with ‪@graceforallcoalition‬ "𝗚𝗼𝗱'𝘀 𝗟𝗼𝘃𝗲, 𝗙𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝗪𝗶𝗹𝗹, 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗮𝗻 𝗘𝘃𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲𝗹𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗥𝗲𝗯𝘂𝘁𝘁𝗮𝗹 𝗔𝗴𝗮𝗶𝗻𝘀𝘁 𝗖𝗮𝗹𝘃𝗶𝗻𝗶𝘀𝗺". Initially, he describes how he got into the debate and ends with some nuances with Arminianism. Streamed live on Oct 10, 2026 Support the show

Dan Chapa, Leighton Flowers, and Derrik Behler join to discuss the nuances of grace in conversion. Streamed live September 1, 2026 Support the show

Drew, Warren McGrew of ‪@IdolKiller‬ and Alan Rhoda respond to Richad aka ‪@redeemed_zoomer‬'s logical “proof” of determinism. Premiered August 30, 2026 Support the show

Drew and Dr. Leighton Flowers of ‪@Soteriology101‬ talk about the Reformed Scholastics and Calvinism. Streamed live August 4, 2026 Support the show

Drew and Jerry ‪@TwitchyTheologian‬ slug it out (again) over the Doctrine of Election. Premiered July 24, 2026 Support the show

Shawn Willson of ‪@RevReads‬ joins Drew to refute a panel of Reformed guys from ‪@TheConqueringTruth‬ and their “refutation” of “Arminian” free will. Streamed live on July 12, 2026 Support the show

Drew returns after a too long hiatus to discuss one of the worst teachings on God’s sovereignty on the internet from the late RC Sproul, Sr. of ‪@ligonier‬ ministries Streamed live on Jul 7, 2026 Support the show

An atheist Shervin of ‪@SharedPhilosophy‬ recently argued that evangelizing might actually increase someone’s chances of going to hell (and therefore, Christians should stop doing it). In this episode, Drew is joined by ‪@DanielApologetics‬ to carefully examine that claim. Together they respond to the syllogism behind the argument, explore divine hiddenness, general vs. special revelation, free will, and whether more light increases or decreases responsibility. They discuss:• Divine hiddenness • Non-resistant nonbelief • General revelation • Free will and evidence • Whether more revelation hardens or heals If the argument were true, Christians should stop evangelizing. But is it? Premiered February 19, 2026 Support the show

The Terrific Trio of Provisionist Perspective, Idol Killer and GodisOpen team up to review the recent debate on Unconditional Election. Streamed live February 15, 2026 Support the show

Drew hosts a discussion on the topic “Is PENAL Substitution BIBLICAL?” with Will Hess of ‪@TheChurchSplit‬ and Dan Chapa of ‪@theevangelicalarminians5210‬  Streamed live January 9, 2026 Support the show

Drew reacts to his interview with Trevor from ‪@DownSouthSalvation‬ Podcast and unpacks what Provisionism really is—and how it differs from both Calvinism and Arminianism. From “diet Calvinists” and Coke Zero analogies to total depravity, corporate election, original sin, and once-saved-always-saved, Drew traces the rise of Provisionism from the Traditionalist Statement to today’s online debates. Premiered December 3, 2025 Support the show

Drew interviews Bethany Wilson a young woman living in Palmerston North, New Zealand with Friedrich's Ataxia about her autobiography "This Broken Vessel", her struggles and triumph in life, especially with a new doctrine she learned was "Calvinism" Premiered November 24, 2025 Support the show

Jerry Duckworth from the ‪@TwitchyTheologian‬ podcast joins Drew as they discuss unconditional election, total depravity, and spiritual deadness together Streamed November 14, 2025 Support the show

Drew exposes the theological challenges of thinking of spiritual deadness as "corpse-like inability" and live reacts to a Gospel presentation from a Calvinistic brother, pointing out problems, pitfalls, and a few pearls. Streamed October 17, 2025 Support the show

The sudden passing of Voddie Baucham ‪@FoundersMinistries‬ and the assassination of Charlie Kirk ‪@RealCharlieKirk‬ have sparked intense emotions and bold claims — from talk of “the end of an era” to declarations that “God is doing something.” In this episode, Drew examines the rise of celebrity Christianity, challenges simplistic theological explanations, and calls believers back to everyday faithfulness and disciple-making. He also reflects the new ⁨‪@TPUSAFaith‬ CEO's (Charlie's widow, Erika Kirk) heartfelt address, as she grieves and wrestles with deep questions of faith in the midst of tragedy. Premiered September 27, 2025 Support the show