In some sermons he teaches everything that comes to pass is foreordained by God, but then also says that people are to blame for their sin when their sin has been foreordained by God. And also in one sermon teaching that Adam and Eve chose to eat the fruit in regard to God’s plan for it he says this exactly “This is not plan A, this is not the way it was set up, this is the result of human sin and rebellion, Genesis 3 is explicit, so is Romans 8” and then in a blog post (which is no longer accessible, I don’t know what happened to the blog) he says this exactly “I've been asked many times: Did God plan for Adam and Eve to rebel against Him? The only answer we can come to Biblically is "yes". But is God then guilty of evil? The Bible's answer is "no. So why did He plan for Adam and Eve to sin? He never tells us The only hint given in the Bible is that God does all things for His glory. SO... clearly, He determined that He would be more glorified if He ordained evil to exist than for it not to. This was St. Augustine's conclusion also.” I don’t think it’s right that someone would say that Adam and Eve caused the fall in a main sermon but teach the opposite somewhere else and say that it was God’s plan after teaching that it wasn’t His plan for it to happen, you should stick with only one of those options, you can’t teach both as factual.
