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Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

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Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

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Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

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Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

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In this episode of Knights of the Roundtable JDV and PBK explore Wayne Grudem’s Systematic Theology, Chapter 17, on miracles. They discuss what miracles are, their purpose in Scripture, and whether they still happen today.

Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

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Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

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Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

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How does God's sovereignty interact with human decisions? Is every event in history meticulously ordained, or do our choices carry real significance? In this episode, we explore providential concurrence—the doctrine that God works through human actions, natural events, and even the decisions of free agents to accomplish His perfect will.

Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.