Do we shape our own destinies, or are our lives woven into God’s eternal plan? In Free Will v. Predestination, Chandler Rivinius embarks on a profound and personal journey through scripture to wrestle with one of Christianity’s most enduring questions. With wit, humility, and a deep reliance on the KJV of the Bible, this book invites listeners to explore the delicate balance between human agency and divine sovereignty.

Opening with a reflection on the vastness of God’s ways and humanity’s limited understanding, Chandler sets the stage for a meticulous study. Across 21 chapters of analysis, key biblical passages—from Genesis to Revelation—are examined to uncover their insights on free will and predestination. Each chapter blends historical context, literary analysis, and theological reflection, making musing about complex ideas accessible to scholars, students, and curious listeners alike.

Drawing from a year-long immersion in scripture, Chandler concludes that free will and predestination coexist in a divine mystery. While the Bible implies free will in human choices, explicit references to predestination and God’s active role in history reveal a purposeful divine plan. Through a compelling analogy to novel-writing, Chandler suggests that our freedom may flash within God’s creative act, yet ultimately, His glory and our good prevail.

More than a theological debate, this book is a personal odyssey. Chandler shares how grappling with life’s failures shaped this study, leading to a liberating truth: whether through free will or predestination, God’s plan offers peace. With 40 passages urging us not to worry, the book advocates living as if we have free will while trusting God’s guidance.

Perfect for individual reflection or group study, Free Will v. Predestination is a thought-provoking, scripture-driven exploration of faith, purpose, and the divine tapestry of life. Theologian or seeker, this book will inspire you to trust in God’s plan and find rest in His promises.