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The Sovereign Plan Expository Commentary

The Sovereign Plan Expository Commentary is not merely a commentary set—it is a corrective project, a hermeneutical reorientation, and a pastoral resource aimed at helping the church rediscover the God of the Bible as He has revealed Himself.

It calls readers to see Scripture not as a collection of disconnected doctrines, but as a single, unfolding story of covenant faithfulness—a story in which Israel remains central, Messiah remains supreme, and God’s sovereign plan remains intact from Genesis to Revelation.

Wisdom 101: The Sovereign Plan Expository Commentary is a comprehensive, multi-volume study of Scripture designed for anyone who desires to understand the Bible clearly, faithfully, and in its proper redemptive context—from the scholar and pastor to the Sunday school teacher and serious lay reader opening the Scriptures for the first time.

At its core, this series seeks to correct theological distortions that have arisen through post-Reformation interpretive frameworks—particularly Calvinism and replacement theology—by returning to the original covenantal context in which Scripture was given. The commentary insists that theology must arise from the biblical text as it stands within its historical, literary, and covenantal setting, rather than being imposed upon it by later systematic constructions.

Purpose and Aim

The purpose of The Sovereign Plan Expository Commentary is fourfold:

To restore an Israel-centric reading of Scripture, recognizing Israel as God’s chosen nation for service, witness, and redemptive purpose—not as a temporary placeholder later replaced by the church.
To distinguish election to covenant purpose from predestination to salvation, demonstrating from Scripture that God’s choosing consistently concerns vocation, responsibility, and historical role rather than deterministic decrees of eternal destiny.
To trace the unified redemptive plan of God, showing how creation, covenant, Messiah, Israel, the nations, the church, and the future restoration of all things form a coherent and continuous biblical narrative.
To equip pastors, teachers, scholars, and serious students with material that is simultaneously exegetical, theological, and practical—suitable for preaching, teaching, personal study, and academic engagement.

This series is written with intentionality, not comprehensiveness for its own sake. Some biblical books receive extended treatment where they are foundational to the series’ theological aims; others are handled more concisely while still honoring their role in the overall redemptive storyline. The goal is clarity of purpose, not sheer volume.

Theological Position and Hermeneutical Commitments

The series is written from a non-Calvinistic, covenantal, progressive dispensational perspective, affirming:

A literal-historical reading of Scripture
A literal six-day creation
The enduring election of Israel
The distinction between Israel and the church
The future restoration of Israel
The corporate and vocational nature of election
The genuine moral responsibility of humanity
The sincere offer of salvation to all
The sovereignty of God exercised through providence rather than determinism

Central to the series is the W.I.S.E. (What If Scriptural Exegesis) hermeneutic, which invites readers to examine Scripture afresh by temporarily suspending inherited theological assumptions and asking disciplined, text-driven questions such as:

What if election in this passage refers to Israel rather than individuals?
What if covenant precedes soteriology?
What if later theology has obscured original intent?
What if I am reading the text to defend a position rather than to discover meaning?

This approach does not reject sound hermeneutical principles; it applies them rigorously while exposing theological bias and restoring the authority of the biblical text.

Structure and Style

Each volume in the series follows a consistent structure:

Extended narrative exposition in paragraph form, not bullet-point outlines
Alliterated teaching and preaching movements that guide the exposition without fragmenting it
Original-language insights integrated naturally into the prose
Excursuses and sidebars addressing key theological, historical, and interpretive issues
Pastoral application that arises organically from exegesis
Appendices unique to the series, addressing hermeneutics, election, covenant theology, Israel and the nations, Calvinism correction, and New Testament integration

The series uses a consistent base translation (Berean Standard Bible / Majority Standard Translation), while engaging other translations and textual variants when interpretively significant.

The series is intentionally Israel-centric and Christ-focused, recovering the Jewish context in which God revealed Himself and in which the gospel was first proclaimed. From Genesis through the Prophets, the Gospels, and the Apostolic writings, the commentary emphasizes how God’s promises to Israel form the historical and theological foundation of the Christian faith. Jesus is presented not as a departure from that story, but as its fulfillment—the promised Messiah through whom the nations are invited into God’s redemptive plan.

Written with careful attention to historical background, literary structure, and canonical flow, Wisdom 101 seeks to help readers regain a proper hermeneutic—one that allows Scripture to speak on its own terms, honors covenant and narrative, and resists the temptation to impose later theological systems onto the biblical text. This approach makes the series accessible to beginners seeking a solid foundation, while remaining rich enough to serve pastors, teachers, and scholars who desire depth and clarity.

Complementing the commentary volumes is The Sovereign Plan: Journal of Biblical & Theological Studies, a parallel series of journal-style volumes containing academic-level theological papers organized by subject and theme. These volumes allow readers to explore doctrinal, historical, and interpretive questions in greater depth, strengthening both understanding and teaching without losing sight of the biblical narrative.

Together, the commentary and journal volumes form a unified resource for rediscovering the God of the Bible—a God who seeks, calls, warns, redeems, and keeps His promises. Whether used for personal study, classroom instruction, sermon preparation, or lifelong theological growth, Wisdom 101: The Sovereign Plan Expository Commentary invites readers to step into the Scriptures on the right footing and to follow the Crimson River of Redemption from Eden to Eternity.

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Combating Calvinism Curriculum

Calvinism and Biblical Soteriology do not simply disagree on a few doctrinal points — they begin with two completely different theological starting points. This NEW STUDY SERIES exposes this foundational conflict with clarity, Scripture, historical framing, and pastoral examination. This first volume reveals how Calvinism alters God’s character, redefines Biblical vocabulary, misapplies Israel’s election, distorts Scriptural interpretation, and restructures the church into system-based authority rather than Spirit-led shepherd oversight.

This series demonstrates how the divide impacts the gospel itself — not theoretically, but practically, evangelistically, and pastorally. With guided study foundations, student reflection assignments, supplemental commentary, pastoral mentor sections, and clarity on the Biblical meaning of sovereignty, election, grace, and gospel invitation — this series prepares the believer to identify, understand, and defend against Calvinistic misinterpretation at the root.

This is not a book series for argumentation — this is a manual for gospel preservation.

Volume One, The Great Divide, lays the foundation.

Volume Two, God Defamed, exposes how Calvinism defames God Himself and gives the history of Calvinism.

Volume Three, The Gospel Distorted, reveals how Calvinism twists the Gospel into an unrecognizable philosophy

Volume Four, A Guided Defense, offers churches a tool to use in order to protect their churches from stealth Calvinistic takeovers and provides an in depth approach of how to witness to and counter the arguments of Calvinists.

Leader's Guide also available with further commentary, instruction and guides.

If you believe the gospel is for all… if you believe Jesus genuinely invites all… if you believe God is good, righteous, just, loving, consistent, and true to His revealed character. If you have always wanted to know the history of Calvinism, how to identify Calvinism, how to witness to a Calvinist and how to protect your church from stealth takeover by Calvinism — this curriculum is for you and will strengthen your faith, sharpen your doctrine, and equip you to stand firm for the real Biblical gospel.

The most complete, Scripture-driven, comprehensive, pastorally balanced curriculum refuting Calvinism available today.
Designed for churches, small groups and individual study, the Combatting Calvinism Curriculum Series is a groundbreaking multi-volume teaching system built to expose the theological, historical, exegetical, and logical errors of Calvinism — while equipping Christians to defend the true character of God and the genuine, universal offer of the gospel.

This series is not reactionary. It is not angry. It is not sensational.
It is thorough, scholarly, biblical, and devastatingly clear.

Across four student manuals and one master-level Leader’s Manual, this curriculum guides readers step-by-step through the core problems of Calvinistic theology, revealing:

The flawed philosophical assumptions beneath TULIP
How Calvinism redefines biblical language (elect, world, foreknow, dead, all, call, chosen)
How it emerged historically through Gnosticism, Stoicism, and Augustine — not the apostles
Why the early church rejected Calvinistic concepts for the first four centuries
How Calvinism defames the character of God
How it distorts the gospel, evangelism, missions, and assurance
How to dismantle Calvinistic claims using the Socratic Method
How Scripture, in context, consistently refutes deterministic theology

Whether you are a pastor, teacher, apologist, or a believer who simply wants doctrinal clarity, this series radically clarifies what is at stake — and why Calvinism cannot be harmonized with a plain, contextual, whole-Bible reading.

In this one of a kind series, the student learns how to respond directly with those who hold to Calvinistic theology.

A massive study series that is a must for every person and church who is facing the issue of Calvinism.

(W.I.S.E.) What If Scriptural Exegesis

📖 Reexamining Reformed Theology: A Hermeneutical Correction of Calvinistic Presuppositions

Is Calvinism really the gospel—or has it distorted the good news of Jesus Christ?

For centuries, the doctrines of T.U.L.I.P. have shaped churches and theology. But what if these doctrines rest not on Scripture, but on false presuppositions? What if Calvinism’s roots lie more in pagan philosophy, Gnostic fatalism, and Augustine’s distortions than in the plain teaching of God’s Word?

In this groundbreaking volume, pastor and Bible teacher Timothy P. Smith traces the historical, philosophical, and theological roots of Calvinism—from the Roman Catholic Church and Augustine to Luther and Calvin—demonstrating how their presuppositions shaped the system we know today. Applying sound biblical hermeneutics, Smith examines each point of T.U.L.I.P. and shows why Total Depravity, Unconditional Election, Limited Atonement, Irresistible Grace, and Perseverance of the Saints collapse under the weight of Scripture itself. This book is not an exegetical commentary, but it is intended to be an introduction to the Wisdom 101 series, which does explore Calvinistic key passages, topics, and presuppositions in detail. This book will provide a detailed theological and hermeneutical foundation on which the series will be built.

Yet this book is not merely a polemic—it is deeply pastoral. Readers will find:

A call to return to let Scripture define truth.
Overviews of key texts (Romans 9, Ephesians 1, John 6, and more).
Historical insights connecting pagan philosophy and Augustine’s influence.
A positive presentation of the true gospel: God’s universal love, Christ’s atonement for all, human responsibility, and eternal security.
Practical guidance for pastors, students, and everyday Christians.

Whether you are wrestling with Calvinism, seeking assurance of salvation, or longing to understand the heart of God revealed in Scripture, this book will strengthen your confidence in the gospel: Christ died for all, the invitation is genuine, and God preserves His people by His grace.

Calvinistas: The Undercover Mission From God To Reform

Traditional churches across the Southern Baptist Convention—and beyond—are facing a quiet but devastating crisis. Pastoral candidates are arriving at pulpit committees’ doors professing unity, humility, and biblical conviction—yet concealing a vital truth: they are committed Calvinists. Once safely installed in the pulpit, many of these pastors begin introducing Calvinistic doctrine, often to congregations that neither expected nor desired it. The result? Confusion, division, and in too many cases, churches torn apart or shuttered forever.

Calvinistas pulls back the curtain on this growing problem. With clarity and conviction, this book traces the rise, spread, and current strategies of Calvinism within the Southern Baptist Convention. It reveals how seminaries, instead of equipping students for balanced ministry, are producing ministers indoctrinated into a single system—and sending them out under the banner of “gospel faithfulness.”

But this book is more than history—it’s a handbook. Written for non-Calvinistic churches, deacon boards, and pulpit committees, it provides practical tools to identify theological red flags, craft the right questions for pastoral candidates, and protect congregations from being blindsided. Readers will discover:

A historical overview of Calvinism’s rise and influence in the SBC
How churches are being misled during the search process
The difference between a church that is “non-Calvinist” and one that is truly “anti-Calvinist”
Checklists and sample questions for pulpit committees and deacons
Practical strategies to guard unity and preserve biblical convictions

Whether you are a church leader, a committee member, or a concerned believer, this book arms you with the insight and discernment needed to face one of the most pressing challenges in Baptist life today. If you want a tool designed to help you as a church or pulpit committee on how to recognize stealth Calvinists and find the man God is calling to your church, I would buy this for every member of your committee and all of your deacons.

Clear, urgent, and unapologetically practical, this is not just a warning—it’s a guide to action. If your church values transparency, biblical fidelity, and unity in the gospel, you cannot afford to ignore the message of this book.

A Biblical Soteriology: Where The T.U.L.I.P. Never Blooms And The R.O.S.E.S. Never Fade

For centuries, the doctrines of grace have been debated, dissected, and too often distorted. A Biblical Soteriology: Where the TULIP Never Blooms and the ROSES Never Fade challenges the assumptions of Calvinism and re-examines the Scriptures to reveal a God whose love, mercy, and invitation to salvation extend to every person.

This comprehensive study dismantles the rigid petals of TULIP theology — Total Depravity, Unconditional Election, Limited Atonement, Irresistible Grace, and Perseverance of the Saints — and replaces them with the fragrant truth of ROSES: God’s Response-Ability of man, Open invitation of grace, Sufficient atonement for all, Enabled faith, and Secure preservation of believers.

This book explores the consistent witness of Scripture:

The Quest for Truth – What is biblical soteriology?
A Questionable Past – How Augustine and Calvin shaped theology’s drift.
Who Is God? – Understanding divine love apart from determinism.
Do You Have TD? – Examining human nature and the myth of total inability.
Election, Atonement, Grace, and Preservation – Re-defining these doctrines in light of Scripture.
Ephesians and Romans – Proof texts revisited, context restored.
The Gospel of John and John 6 – The difference between “drawing” and “dragging.”
The Saints and the Aints – First John’s test of true faith.
Prevenient Grace and the Universal Call – God’s Spirit and the Word convicting the world.

With more than twenty chapters of careful exposition and four appendices addressing common proof texts, A Biblical Soteriology restores the Biblical balance between God’s sovereignty and man’s responsibility, rejecting fatalism while magnifying grace.
Discover that God has not rejected the Jewish people. Discover that the "elect", "saints", "foreknown", "chosen" and "predestined" all refer in the immediate context of Scripture to Israel. Secondarily, they apply to all who are of faith.

God does not choose some for Heaven and others for Hell.

Total Depravity is a false teaching and there is no such thing as pre-faith regeneration.

This is not a book of philosophy or denominational bias — it’s a return to the Bible’s own testimony: that Christ died for all, that all may believe, and that the gospel remains the power of God unto salvation to everyone who believes.

Whether you are a pastor, student, or believer seeking clarity, this work will equip you to defend the faith, proclaim the true gospel, and rejoice in a God whose grace is greater than any system.

Adam, Where Are You? — The Divine Pursuit: The Crimson River From the Throne Room of Heaven to the Heart of Every Man is a powerful, panoramic journey through the entire story of Scripture, revealing a God who pursues, loves, calls, and redeems every human soul.

From Eden to Calvary, from the prophets to the empty tomb, from the ancient world to the modern heart—this book unveils the deepest question ever asked by God:
“Where are you?”

Not a question of location, but of relationship.
Not of geography, but of fellowship.
Not of information, but of invitation.

In these pages, you will discover:

✨ The fierce tenderness of a God who refuses to abandon His creation
✨ The relentless pursuit of humanity despite rebellion, idolatry, and failure
✨ The spiritual war for the heart of man between God and Satan
✨ A sweeping biblical narrative that stretches from Genesis to the Gospels
✨ A non-Calvinistic, Scripture-anchored defense of God’s universal love
✨ A rich exploration of the atonement, salvation, human responsibility, and divine grace
✨ A captivating, story-driven writing style that reads like a theological epic

This book confronts some of Christianity’s biggest questions:

Does God truly love everyone?
Is salvation genuinely available to all?
Why does God ask “Where are you?” when He already knows?
Does man seek God? Does God seek man? What does Scripture actually say?
How does the cross reveal a love without limits?

Far from a dry doctrinal treatise, Adam, Where Are You? is a stirring, narrative-driven exploration of redemption that blends scholarly depth with pastoral warmth. Whether you are a student of Scripture, a pastor, a skeptic searching for answers, or a believer longing to understand the heart of God, this book will draw you into the greatest love story ever told: the God of Heaven pursuing the heart of man.

If you’re ready to rediscover the breathtaking beauty of God’s universal love and the unstoppable crimson river of grace flowing through Scripture…

Open these pages and hear the voice that has echoed since the dawn of time:
“Where are you?”