By Anneka Mulleri In 1 John 3:16-17, John uses psychē and bios, two Greek words that can mean “life.” John writes: By this we know love, because He laid down […]
By David M. Renfro As discussed in the Introduction to the Plagues in the January-February 2025 issue, the first nine plagues can be viewed as three cycles of three plagues […]
By Earl Radmacher* The Lord Jesus Christ became sin for me. I owed a debt I couldn’t pay. He paid a debt He didn’t owe. There are many people today […]
By Philippe R. Sterling The virginal conception of Jesus was one of the signs that confirmed Him as the messianic son of David. God enabled a young Jewish virgin to […]
By Geoff Stevens Another school shooting. This time a Christian school. Many people are asking where God was. Why doesn’t God do something about all the tragedy in the world? […]
By Mike Lii Have you ever heard someone who professes to know NT Greek teach that the Greek verb pisteuō, translated as “believe” in the Gospel of John, is in […]
By Ken Pierce Few would rank the book of Job as one of the Bible’s top ten books, yet it is a book that has much to say about real […]
The apostle Paul said, “I have become all things to all men, that I might by all means save some” (I Cor 9:22). For example, he would sometimes take measures […]
By Philippe R. Sterling Believing Jewish individuals are “the Israel of God” in the Church age (Rom 9:6-8; 11:1-6; Gal 6:16). They are part of the Church and of ethnic […]
By Ken Pierce And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: (1) God was manifested in the flesh, (2) Justified in the Spirit, (3) Seen by angels, (4) Preached […]
We were contacted by someone who asked us to explain the Free Grace understanding of Calvinism’s five points. She sent a chart showing the difference...
Welcome to Grace in Focus radio / podcast. Today, Bob Wilkin and Ken Yates are answering a question about Romans 11:19-24. Romans 11:22 talks about...
Anyone familiar with GES knows we place a lot of emphasis on context. If we don’t look at the context of a verse, we will almost certainly misunderstand what...
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