Time for Devotions

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By Allen Rea Even as a pastor, I’ve had my share of spiritual struggles. I know of plenty of times when I’ve gotten out of the will of God, or when I allowed waves of discouragement to overtake me. However, I’ve also noticed that every single spiritual defeat I’ve experienced can be traced back to
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Taking Romans 8:28-30 Back from Calvinism

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By Daniel Weierbach Calvinists believe that Rom 8:28-30 supports the doctrine of election and predestination. This would mean that God determines all who go to heaven before they are even born. But is that the most accurate interpretation of this passage? Does this passage have anything to do with the receiving of eternal life? It
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Reaching the Spanish-Speaking World

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By Kelley Easley Back in March, right around the time that the virus hit, I received a message from Shawn, asking what I thought about translating the daily blogs at www.faithalone.org into Spanish. I had been working with GES for the past several months to translate Bob’s book, The Ten Most Misunderstood Words in the
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Jesus’ Coronation Names

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By Dix Winston Names in the Bible are important, especially when given by God. God names the first man in the Bible Adam because He created him from the earth. Jacob’s name means cheater or swindler, which he was, but after wrestling with the Angel (the preincarnate Christ), he was renamed Israel, meaning “one who
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Presentations and Handouts for the 2020 GES National Conference

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This post will include files and PowerPoints from GES’ 2020 National Conference, “Great Doctrines of the Bible.” Bob Wilkin, Bob Benefits of HIs Blood Workshop PPTs, Bob Handout Workshop Benefits of Christ’s death, Bob Handout God the Father Plenary Message, Bob The Christian Walk Plenary PPTs, Bob Handout The Christian Walk Plenary Message Ken Yates,
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John 6:35 and Total Depravity

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By Laurence M. Vance And Jesus said unto them, “I am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall never hunger; and he that believeth on me shall never thirst” (John 6:35). Calvinism Calvinism is the teaching that man is so dead in sin that God has to irresistibly call him and regenerate
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Three Tempting Tabernacles

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By Allen Rea In Matthew 17, Jesus takes Peter, James, and John up to the top of a mountain. Jesus was transfigured before them, and Moses and Elijah appeared with Him. They were talking together. However, Luke lets us know that they were speaking about His departure (Luke 9:31). Peter, never one to keep silent,
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