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A friend named Ken sent me this intriguing email in response to a blog I wrote: I agree with you that modern evangelistic methods are wrong in their approach to […]
Here is a great question from Jeff: Thank you, Bob, I have a follow up question about this article… a friend of mine said what if someone says, “I believe […]
Aquí está una buena pregunta de J.P., oyente de nuestro programa de radio. Su pregunta destaca la importancia del pensamiento claro en el evangelismo: “Trato de hablar con mi pastor […]
The question I am sharing today is one many people have. What does a person do who is trusting in Christ’s death and resurrection, yet lacks assurance? Lauri writes: I […]
Acabo de recibir esta buena pregunta de uno de los oyentes de nuestro programa en la radio: En uno de los libros que leo a mis niños, dice: “Dios es […]
I interacted with a young man about Matt 7:21-23. I told him that the people who call Jesus “Lord, Lord” and make their case for entering His kingdom based on […]
Here is a very practical question from a reader named Brian: I have a cousin who was raised in a Christian home. He attended a Christian high school, and when […]
Here is a nice question from a podcast/radio listener named J. P. that illustrates the importance of clear thinking in evangelism: I try to talk to my pastor about John’s […]
Cuando estaba estudiando en el seminario, mi profesor de Soteriología (la doctrina de la salvación) era el Dr. Charles Ryrie. Recuerdo que un día durante la clase estaba hablando sobre […]
David asks a good question about James 2:14-17: I’m taking an online course from DTS on James, as taught by Dr. Stanley Toussaint. Through GES I’ve learned that the free […]
In the 1970s, British philosopher Antony Flew coined the phrase, “No true Scotsman.” This expression stands for a well-known logical fallacy: A proponent of a position attempts to protect that position from...
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Today, Bob Wilkin and Sam Marr will answer a question about fear of death. It is always normal...
Shane asked me three related questions: I was on a trip and was flipping through radio stations when I came across the interview you did talking...
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