Joe and Jimmy set up at the Dojo and recorded a conversation on "decisionism." What is the doctrine of regeneration? What comes first, regeneration or faith? Why does it even matter? And what does this have to do with the "sinners prayer?" Plus, Jimmy keeps hawking Joe's new books.
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