Calvinism EXPOSED in Acts 18 – Why Lakepointe Church Got It WRONG (Josh Howerton Rebuttal)

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In Pastor Josh Howerton's sermon "Don’t Let Fear Keep You Silent" from Lakepointe Church, he passionately defends predestination and unconditional election using Acts 18:10, Romans 9, Ephesians 1-2, and more—claiming it fuels bold evangelism and guarantees results because God has already "decided" who will be saved.
But does Acts 18:10 really teach irresistible grace and a secret list of the elect? Or is it God's encouragement based on foreknowledge of responsive hearts?
In this thorough, non-Calvinist, non-Augustinian response, I break down EVERY Calvinist claim from the sermon chronologically, showing:

Why "many people in this city" points to foreknown responders (not unconditional decree)
The cherry-picking of Ezekiel 36 (new heart from God) while ignoring Ezekiel 18:31 (make yourselves a new heart)
How regeneration-before-faith misreads "dead in sins" (Eph 2) as total inability
The unbiblical "door analogy" and two-wills distinction
Socio-rhetorical and historical context that supports conditional election, resistible grace, and God's dynamic omniscience (He knows contingent futures without determining every choice)

From a borderline dynamic omniscience view: God's sovereignty works with genuine human freedom—He desires all to be saved (1 Tim 2:4; 2 Pet 3:9), offers prevenient grace to all, and invites whosoever will (John 3:16; Rev 22:17).

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