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October 8, 2026 · 79 min

Do We Really Have Free Will if God Knows Everything?

If God already knows every decision we'll make, do we really have free will? And if God created everything, where did sin come from?

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If God already knows every decision we'll make, do we really have free will? And if God created everything, where did sin come from? In Episode 70 of The Disciple Standard Podcast, Aaron and Seron tackle some challenging theological questions about God's sovereignty, human responsibility, Adam and Eve, and the origin of sin. What begins as a conversation about church planting turns into a lively discussion about free will, Calvinism, and whether God planned for humanity's fall. Along the way, they reflect on faith, the dangers of letting theological debates divide Christians, and what it means to trust God even when we don't have all the answers. What do you think? Can God's sovereignty and human free will coexist? Let us know in the comments! - Timestamps: - https://disciplestandard.com/ Support the Podcast - https://www.patreon.com/c/DiscipleStandardPodcast Visit our church - https://sunlightchurch.com/ Connect with us - https://multiply222.com

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