Surprising God Podcast
Paul Helseth says that “true courage” is knowing God has your death all planned out and facing every moment knowing nothing depends on you. Is that right? Dan doesn’t think…
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Does plausibility and beauty matter in our doctrine of God? Mark Talbot says “no.” To him, all that matters is what we find in the Bible. But is this enough?…
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This conversation covered a great deal of topics, and the Surprising God Think Tank did not disappoint! From his time as a Calvinist, to his controversy around open theism, to…
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If love is not love unless it is freely chosen—which is pretty central for many open theists—then how can babies go to heaven? Dan takes the case. Episode 22 __…
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One model to understand all the perspectives about God’s foreknowledge? Alan Rhoda sits down with the Surprising God think tank to discuss his new book on Open Theism (you can…
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Dan looks at another argument in Thomas Jay Oord’s new book: The Death of Omnipotence and Birth of Amipotence. Oord takes the premises: • Power is fundamentally social (it must…
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Dan looks at an argument in Thomas Jay Oord’s new book: The Death of Omnipotence and Birth of Amipotence. If it’s true that “To exist is to exert power,” what…
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We’re just getting started. I hope you join in for the ride. YOU can join at SurprisingGod.com! Episode 18 __ __ __ https://traffic.libsyn.com/21cff55e-730d-4e9b-bee4-af59d8175778/SurprisingGod_018_BringingGodDOwn.mp3 __ __ YouTube Channel: Surprising God Dan’s books:…
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The Surprising God Think Tank welcomes Samuel Tanner to discuss how improv might inform us about how God might perform sovereignly over his living creation. You can connect with Samuel…
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Dan wrestles with Ardel Caneday and Michael Horton about what can be known about God. We’re just getting started. I hope you join in for the ride. YOU can join…
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