Leighton Flowers, known online as Soteriology101, is a prominent American Christian theologian, author, and speaker, currently serving as the Director of Evangelism and Apologetics for Texas Baptists and an Adjunct Professor of Theology at Trinity Seminary. Born on June 27, 1974, Flowers has dedicated his career to exploring and articulating a theological framework he terms "Provisionism," which stands in critique of traditional Calvinistic doctrines of salvation. His ministry, reaching a global audience through his "Soteriology 101" podcast and YouTube channel, advocates for God's universal love and provision for all humanity, emphasizing human free will and responsibility in salvation. Flowers' academic journey includes a Bachelor's Degree in Applied Theology from Hardin-Simmons University, a Master of Divinity with Biblical Languages from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and a Doctor of Ministry from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Before his current roles, he served over a decade as a local church pastor and spent 13 years as the Director of Youth Evangelism for Texas Baptists, roles that profoundly shaped his commitment to evangelism and theological education. The core of Flowers' content revolves around what he perceives as the incompatibilities of Calvinistic theology with biblical teachings on God's character and human agency. He rigorously engages with scripture through detailed exegetical analysis, challenging interpretations of key passages like Romans 9, John 6, and Ephesians 1, which are often cited by Calvinists. His approach is characterized by insightful discussions, debates with leading Reformed theologians such as James White, and an emphasis on gracious theological engagement, even when addressing controversial topics. He has authored several influential books, including "The Potter's Promise," "God's Provision For All," and "Drawn By Jesus," further solidifying his position as a leading voice for Provisionism. Beyond academic and online platforms, Flowers actively participates in public speaking engagements, preaching at churches, and conducting seminars across the United States. His work extends to developing educational curricula like "Tiptoeing Through Tulip" and overseeing the Soteriology 101 mobile app, all aimed at equipping believers with a biblically grounded understanding of God's redemptive plan. His ministry is largely sustained by the support of his audience, including donors and patrons, demonstrating a vibrant community around his theological perspective. Leighton Flowers continues to be a significant figure in contemporary evangelical discourse, offering an alternative narrative for those wrestling with the intricacies of salvation doctrine.