136- Coming Out of Calvinism (Testimony of Pastor Tadd Scheffer)

Pastor Tadd Scheffer (pronounced Skeff'-er) is the senior and founding pastor of Calvary Ellensburg, Washington. Calvary Ellensburg is a growing, solid church based upon a Calvary Chapel style of ministry and the four distinctives of the early church found in Acts 2:42. Tadd grew up in Lynden, Washington—close to the Canadian border. Lynden is a Dutch town, and as such, is home to numerous Reformed churches. Naturally, Tadd grew up in the tradition of Reformed theology, and came close to being ordained. But then things started to happen in his life. Big things ... things that led to a strong move away from Calvinism and into the grace of God and an entirely new ministry paradigm. Join show host Bill Holdridge as he interviews pastor Tadd. They discuss Tadd's coming out of Calvinism, the five points of TULIP, and the difference that being part of the Calvary Chapel style of ministry has made in his life and ministry. This is a good podcast to refer to others, especially those who are being pulled into the direction of Reformed theology. Of course, questions and comments are welcomed. _________________ Talk by Dr. Norman Geisler ("Why I Am Not a Five Point Calvinist"), here on YouTube:    • Why I Am Not A Five Point Calvinist   Pastor Tadd Scheffer (pronounced Skeff'-er) is the senior and founding pastor of Calvary Ellensburg, Washington. Calvary Ellensburg is a growing, solid church based upon a Calvary Chapel style of ministry and the four distinctives of the early church found in Acts 2:42. Tadd grew up in Lynden, Washington—close to the Canadian border. Lynden is a Dutch town, and as such, is home to numerous Reformed churches. Naturally, Tadd grew up in the tradition of Reformed theology, and came close to being ordained. But then things started to happen in his life. Big things ... things that led to a strong move away from Calvinism and into the grace of God and an entirely new ministry paradigm. Join show host Bill Holdridge as he interviews pastor Tadd. They discuss Tadd's coming out of Calvinism, the five points of TULIP, and the difference that being part of the Calvary Chapel style of ministry has made in his life and ministry. This is a good podcast to refer to others, especially those who are being pulled into the direction of Reformed theology. Of course, questions and comments are welcomed.