Limited Atonement Demolished By Baptist Preacher - Calvinism Refuted, Steven Anderson

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Published on Apr 20, 2023
The unscriptural idea that Jesus did not die for everybody is one of the most dangerous tenets of Tulip; ie. the five points of Calvinism. In this video Pastor Steven L Anderson absolutely destroys limited atonement using an abundance of Scriptures.

Beware of Calvinists like James White, Mark Kielar, John Macarthur, Paul Washer and John Piper. Not only do they believe that Jesus did not die for the majority of this worlds' population, they also believe a person has to have works to go to Heaven.

This is because they all believe in a lie that is called the perseverance of the saints, a teaching that says a man has to persevere in faith and good works till the very end to make it to Heaven.

True Gospel Message, - you can know for sure that you will go to Heaven when you die!:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDEBz25lGdY

Calvinism debunked, tulip exposed, limited atonement refuted

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