No hay nadie que haya vivido más allá de los 12 años que pueda mirar su vida y decir que no perdió una oportunidad de oro. Todos podemos admitir que […]
Many years ago, in a seminary class, we were required to read Lewis S. Chafer’s Systematic Theology. In one part, he said that when a person believes in Jesus Christ, […]
A palavra “vida” (zoē) ocorre 14 vezes no Livro de Romanos (2: 7; 5:10, 17, 18, 21; 6: 4, 22, 23; 7:10; 8: 2, 6, 10 , 38; 11:15). A […]
Alguém poderia argumentar que não há necessidade de escrever este blog. Shawn Lazar escreveu um ótimo livro sobre o assunto, chamado Chosen to Serve. Mas decidi escrevê-lo porque fiz vários […]
There is nobody who has ever lived past the age of 12 who can look at his life and say that he didn’t miss a golden opportunity. We can all […]
By Ken Yates The noun glory occurs sixteen times in the Book of Romans. The verb glorify is used an additional five times in Romans. Many of these twenty-one uses […]
Para mí, uno de los versículos más interesantes en los Evangelios es la declaración de Jesús en Lucas 12:47-48. Jesús cuenta la parábola sobre quién es el siervo sabio del […]
For most of us, there is a tendency to be impressed when we meet people of accomplishment. The world certainly has its ways of measuring the greatness of individuals. The […]
Cuando la mayoría de los cristianos piensan en el Reino de Dios, se imaginan que será un lugar donde todos son iguales. Será como una especie de utopía comunista. Desde […]
One could argue that there is no need to write this blog. Shawn Lazar wrote a great book on the subject, called Chosen to Serve. But I decided to write […]
The actor portraying Jesus in The Chosen has long hair. Most illustrations of Jesus depict Him with long hair. I would guess that most Evangelicals today think that Jesus had long...
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Bob Wilkin and Sam Marr continue a week-long discussion comparing / contrasting the lordship salvation position with the...
We have all heard the expression “slicing the bologna thin.” It means that a person is examining something too closely, even to the point of obsession. It can be used positively: “He really...
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