A Personal Welcome From Pastor Tim
Welcome to His Grace For All
Dear Saint,
Thank you for visiting His Grace For All. We are grateful for the opportunity to introduce you to this ministry and to share our heart for the gospel, the church, and the truth of God’s Word.
Our Mission
His Grace For All exists to evangelize the lost, educate the saved, and encourage the church. Our desire is to teach Scripture with clarity so that anyone can understand its message and come to know the God who saves.
To that end, we provide a wide range of resources—audio and video teaching, blogs, podcasts, articles, music, books, e‑books, and more—for believers seeking a deeper grasp of the Word of God and a closer walk with the God of the Word.
Our Theological Stand
We teach a Traditional Southern Baptist Soteriology and fully support the 1963 and 2000 Baptist Faith & Message. You can find our complete Doctrinal Statement on the website. We also hold to Progressive Dispensationalism. We endeavor to interpret the Scripture from an originalist perspective and reject much of the Western theological tradition inherited from the Protestant Reformation. We fully reject “Replacement Theology” and believe that God’s chosen people have always been and will always be the Jewish people. We, as Gentiles (The Nations), are part of Abraham’s seed through faith and therefore share in all the promises and blessings of Israel. We believe Israel, although joined with Gentiles in the church age, will still experience each and every promise God made to them and that they remain also distinct from the church in those respects. We are pre-millennial and pre-tribulational. We fully reject all teachings commonly known as Calvinism. We exist primarily to teach these truths and to evangelize the lost, believing that Jesus died for every soul and that through God’s grace and man’s free will exercise of faith, anyone can be saved. We teach the preservation of the saints.
Another central part of our ministry is equipping believers and churches to recognize and respond to the errors of Reformed Theology and Calvinism. We believe that many Calvinists are sincere, born‑again followers of Christ who love Scripture, yet have embraced a theological system we believe is inconsistent with the Bible. We are anti‑Calvinism, not anti‑Calvinist.
A Pastor’s Calling
I serve first and foremost as a local pastor, devoted to the congregation God has entrusted to me. Yet in this season, the Lord has also called me to steward His Grace For All as an extension of that pastoral ministry—providing biblical teaching and practical help to my congregation through it, but also to believers and churches beyond my own.
Why This Ministry Matters
We believe Calvinism (rooted in Augustinian Gnosticim) poses the greatest threat to sound biblical teaching in the church today. Its influence has historically contributed to doctrinal confusion, division among believers, and the fracturing of congregations and the closure of churches across the convention.
Several years ago, I became aware of the growing impact of stealth Calvinism within the Southern Baptist Convention and local churches. Reports were increasing of congregations being divided, pastoral candidates concealing their Reformed convictions, and churches being split after hiring pastors who later attempted to “reform” them. In response, I began teaching on Calvinism to protect the flock God had given me.
Around the same time, our seminaries were being systematically overtaken by Reformed theology, with graduating classes consisting of up to 90% Calvinists—many entering predominantly non‑Calvinist churches and unintentionally (or intentionally) creating conflict, hiding their doctrinal beliefs quietly.
A Growing Need
After posting our teaching series, we began receiving messages from believers and churches across the United States and Canada describing the very same struggles. The most common requests were:
Our Ongoing Work
Since those early days, we have worked diligently to create resources that help churches, leaders, and individual believers stand firm. One of the most challenging tasks has been developing a database of non‑Calvinistic churches, as congregations frequently change and many are hesitant to be listed publicly. Instead, we are producing tools that help believers and committees discern Calvinistic candidates and Calvinistic churches for themselves.
We firmly believe Calvinist pastors should serve only Calvinistic churches—and be transparent about their beliefs. Likewise, non‑Calvinist pastors should only serve non‑Calvinist congregations. The danger lies in the deceptive tactics of stealth Calvinists seeking churches to “reform.” This same dynamic has affected the SBC for two decades, and unless addressed, will lead to a fractured and weakened convention.
Resources Available
If you or your church are facing these challenges, we invite you to reach out. We offer:
Prepare Now
The key to protecting your church is preparation. Waiting until conflict arises is often too late. If you are a pastor who wishes to know more about Calvinism or you are a deacon or search committee member in need of resources, please reach out to us. Our contact information is on our website.
May the Lord strengthen you with wisdom, courage, and grace as you seek to honor Him and guard His church.
His Grace Is For You,
Pastor Tim
Dear Saint,
Thank you for visiting His Grace For All. We are grateful for the opportunity to introduce you to this ministry and to share our heart for the gospel, the church, and the truth of God’s Word.
Our Mission
His Grace For All exists to evangelize the lost, educate the saved, and encourage the church. Our desire is to teach Scripture with clarity so that anyone can understand its message and come to know the God who saves.
To that end, we provide a wide range of resources—audio and video teaching, blogs, podcasts, articles, music, books, e‑books, and more—for believers seeking a deeper grasp of the Word of God and a closer walk with the God of the Word.
Our Theological Stand
We teach a Traditional Southern Baptist Soteriology and fully support the 1963 and 2000 Baptist Faith & Message. You can find our complete Doctrinal Statement on the website. We also hold to Progressive Dispensationalism. We endeavor to interpret the Scripture from an originalist perspective and reject much of the Western theological tradition inherited from the Protestant Reformation. We fully reject “Replacement Theology” and believe that God’s chosen people have always been and will always be the Jewish people. We, as Gentiles (The Nations), are part of Abraham’s seed through faith and therefore share in all the promises and blessings of Israel. We believe Israel, although joined with Gentiles in the church age, will still experience each and every promise God made to them and that they remain also distinct from the church in those respects. We are pre-millennial and pre-tribulational. We fully reject all teachings commonly known as Calvinism. We exist primarily to teach these truths and to evangelize the lost, believing that Jesus died for every soul and that through God’s grace and man’s free will exercise of faith, anyone can be saved. We teach the preservation of the saints.
Another central part of our ministry is equipping believers and churches to recognize and respond to the errors of Reformed Theology and Calvinism. We believe that many Calvinists are sincere, born‑again followers of Christ who love Scripture, yet have embraced a theological system we believe is inconsistent with the Bible. We are anti‑Calvinism, not anti‑Calvinist.
A Pastor’s Calling
I serve first and foremost as a local pastor, devoted to the congregation God has entrusted to me. Yet in this season, the Lord has also called me to steward His Grace For All as an extension of that pastoral ministry—providing biblical teaching and practical help to my congregation through it, but also to believers and churches beyond my own.
Why This Ministry Matters
We believe Calvinism (rooted in Augustinian Gnosticim) poses the greatest threat to sound biblical teaching in the church today. Its influence has historically contributed to doctrinal confusion, division among believers, and the fracturing of congregations and the closure of churches across the convention.
Several years ago, I became aware of the growing impact of stealth Calvinism within the Southern Baptist Convention and local churches. Reports were increasing of congregations being divided, pastoral candidates concealing their Reformed convictions, and churches being split after hiring pastors who later attempted to “reform” them. In response, I began teaching on Calvinism to protect the flock God had given me.
Around the same time, our seminaries were being systematically overtaken by Reformed theology, with graduating classes consisting of up to 90% Calvinists—many entering predominantly non‑Calvinist churches and unintentionally (or intentionally) creating conflict, hiding their doctrinal beliefs quietly.
A Growing Need
After posting our teaching series, we began receiving messages from believers and churches across the United States and Canada describing the very same struggles. The most common requests were:
- Resources to educate congregations and leadership about Calvinism
- Guidance for deacon bodies, search committees, and church leaders facing stealth takeovers
- Lists of non‑Calvinistic churches for displaced believers seeking a new home
Our Ongoing Work
Since those early days, we have worked diligently to create resources that help churches, leaders, and individual believers stand firm. One of the most challenging tasks has been developing a database of non‑Calvinistic churches, as congregations frequently change and many are hesitant to be listed publicly. Instead, we are producing tools that help believers and committees discern Calvinistic candidates and Calvinistic churches for themselves.
We firmly believe Calvinist pastors should serve only Calvinistic churches—and be transparent about their beliefs. Likewise, non‑Calvinist pastors should only serve non‑Calvinist congregations. The danger lies in the deceptive tactics of stealth Calvinists seeking churches to “reform.” This same dynamic has affected the SBC for two decades, and unless addressed, will lead to a fractured and weakened convention.
Resources Available
If you or your church are facing these challenges, we invite you to reach out. We offer:
- Numerous teaching materials and resources
- Video and over-the-phone conference calls
- In‑person discussions (when geographically possible)
- One‑on‑one coaching
- Guidance for leadership and search committees
Prepare Now
The key to protecting your church is preparation. Waiting until conflict arises is often too late. If you are a pastor who wishes to know more about Calvinism or you are a deacon or search committee member in need of resources, please reach out to us. Our contact information is on our website.
May the Lord strengthen you with wisdom, courage, and grace as you seek to honor Him and guard His church.
His Grace Is For You,
Pastor Tim