Christianity for the Emotionally Damaged

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by Bob Wilkin When I was a student at DTS, Dr. Walvoord, then the President, commented in chapel about the problem the seminary had of students who had major moral problems. A student had been arrested that week and it was widely known on campus. Dr. Walvoord said something close to this: We give extensive
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Sexual Sins and the Body of Christ: Dealing with Immorality in the Church Without Altering the Gospel or Undermining Assurance

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by Bob Wilkin, excerpted from the June/July 1988 Newsletter of the Grace Evangelical Society Sexual immorality is rampant today. The seventies and eighties have been an era of free sex. Unfortunately, the problem of sexual immorality did not bypass the body of Christ. Studies show that sexual immorality (e.g., premarital sex, adultery, homosexuality, incest, lusting
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Give thanks for the little things

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by Bob Wilkin Yesterday I heard a good sermon by Luis Rodriguez. Speaking from Psalm 100 he said that we should be thankful people. All. The. Time. We should thank the Lord for everything, for our food, our housing, our jobs, our health, our families, and so forth. Luis is right, of course. As children
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“Come After Me”

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Introduction What did Jesus mean when He said, “Come after Me”? The expression “come after Me” appears four times in the NT, all in the Gospels (Matt 16:24; Mark 8:34; Luke 9:23; 14:27). All but one of those involves the verb erchomai, I come. The exception is Mark 8:34 where akoloutheō is used. The latter
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