Recently GES Board Chairman Brad Doskocil alerted me to two articles on repentance, by two people who self-identify as Free Grace.i They suggest that Church History shows that repentance has […]
Tom asks, Just finished reading your book, Turn and Live: The Power of Repentance. Exegetically sound and insightful. A masterful work. THANK YOU so much. Just one question: on page 115 […]
May napakagandang tanong si Matt: Alam ko na karamihan, kung hindi man lahat na teologong Free Grace ay nanghahawak na ang mga hindi tapat na mananampalataya ay maaaring disiplinahin ng […]
“Что пользы, братия мои, если кто говорит, что он имеет веру, а дел не имеет? может ли эта вера спасти его? Если брат или сестра наги и не имеют дневного […]
In Eastern mysticism, a person is to clear his mind and simply focus on his mantra. A mantra is the name of a pagan deity. Mystics in the Catholic church […]
Ang tanong na ito ay pindala sa akin sa isang email noon July 6. Ayon sa Awit 73:27, “Sapagka’t narito silang malayo sa iyo ay mangalilipol: Iyong ibinuwal silang lahat, […]
Овцы Мои слушаются голоса Моего, и Я знаю их; и они идут за Мною. И Я даю им жизнь вечную, и не погибнут вовек; и никто не похитит их из […]
Most people who identify as Christians believe and teach that homosexuality is not sin and that people are born as homosexuals. They suggest that homosexuality is fine as long as […]
Ask most Evangelicals what redemption means in the Bible, and they will give vague and misleading answers. Popular answers define redemption as “salvation from the penalty of sin,” “forgiveness of sins,” “eternal security,” “being...
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Bob Wilkin and Philippe Sterling are having a discussion about Old Testament history, Samuel and Saul. What did...
Our upbringing and culture influence all of us. These backgrounds determine how we understand certain words. This is true for Evangelical Christians. When we hear certain words, especially in the Bible, we have a strong tendency...
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