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Leighton Flowers

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Leighton Flowers has served as Director of Evangelism & Apologetics at Texas Baptists.

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Does God Love Everyone?

Theology

“Walls gets to heart of the matter when he asks, 'What does it say about a theological system if many of those who believe it doubt whether God loves unbelievers? Do we have good news for everyone? Is there a message of hope for all persons? Can we honestly preach to all unbelievers that God loves them?' Calvinism, applied logically, cannot answer these questions in a way that is consistent with the scriptures.”

If Only You Would Ask

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“Rogers untangles the web created by Calvinism’s form of theistic determinism by walking through the text, debunking faulty logic, and defending a meaningful view of our responsibility to pray without ceasing, because it really can make a difference. I highly recommend this challenging and insightful look into the power of prayer.”

Saved by Grace through Faith or Saved by Decree?

Theology

“Robinson’s work is much needed in light of the recent resurgence of Calvinism. He has put forth detailed biblical and theological arguments to substantially support his thesis. While being fair to the Calvinistic worldview, he is able to highlight its inherent weaknesses while offering a much more sound biblical approach to the vitally important doctrine of our salvation.”

Trusting God When Our Children Die

Theology

“Dive into a profound exploration of comfort and clarity in the face of grief with this compelling book. Designed to empower ministers with the confidence to provide solace and to offer parents the reassurance they seek about the salvation of the innocent, this book serves as a beacon of hope in moments of uncertainty. Let its wisdom guide you through the complexities of loss and illuminate a path towards understanding and peace.”

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