Faith Undone: the emerging church…a new reformation or an end-time deception? By Roger Oakland. Silverton, OR: Lighthouse Trails Publishing, 2007. 261 pp. Paper, $12.95. A few years ago I spoke […]
Escape. By Carolyn Jessop with Laura Palmer. New York: Broadway Books, 2007. 413 pp. Cloth, $24.95. The author, Carolyn Jessop, tells an amazing story of her escape, both physically and […]
Did Jesus Teach Salvation by Works? The Role of Works in Salvation in the Synoptic Gospels. By Alan P. Stanley. Pickwick Publications, 2006. 415 pages. Paper, $42.00. I. Introduction The […]
The First Thing You Say Is Vital Journalists are trained to put the heart of their story in the first paragraph. That initial paragraph is called the lead and it […]
Okay, I realize this is actually two words in English (and in Greek). However, it still fits as one of the most misunderstood words in the Bible. It is misunderstood […]
Introduction Years ago I debated a Church of Christ pastor. He said to be born again a person must believe in Christ, repent of his sins, obey Christ, confess his […]
Bob Wilkin and Zane Hodges have short discussions on several passages of Scripture. Lessons include “By Their Fruits You Shall Know Them”, “The Ten Virgins” and several other parables, “Repentance”, […]
Lordship Salvation Wrongly Calls the Grace Position “No-Lordship” Lordship Salvation is the view that in order to be born again one must do more than simply believe the facts of […]
My father was a soldier. When I became an adult, I, too, joined the Army. I’ve lived on many Army installations and in various communities. The most impressive house I...
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Today, Bob Wilkin and David Renfro continue yesterday’s discussion with a related question about Materialistic Evolution. Most are...
Do you think about dying? Well, it is literally a morbid thought. But when the Apostle Paul said, “To live is Christ,” he added, “and to die is gain.” Do you...
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