by Nate Purtzer* I recently had a healthy discussion about the gospel with a pastor who respectfully disagreed with several Free Grace beliefs. Near the beginning of the conversation, he […]
Why Men Hate Going to Church. By David Murrow. Nashville: Nelson, 2005. 248 pp. Paper. $13.99. Reaching men (adult males) must become the number one priority in your church. David […]
In Pursuit of HIS Glory. By R. T. Kendall. Lake Mary, FL, Charisma House, 2004. 310 pp. Hardback. $19.99. I chose to read R. T. Kendall’s autobiography, In Pursuit of […]
Why I Am Not an Arminian. By Robert A. Peterson and Michael D. Williams. Downers Grove: InterVarsity Press, 2004. 224 pp. Paper. $15.00. Why I Am Not a Calvinist. By […]
Why I Am Not an Arminian. By Robert A. Peterson and Michael D. Williams. Downers Grove: InterVarsity Press, 2004. 224 pp. Paper. $15.00. Why I Am Not a Calvinist. By […]
Evangelical Feminism & Biblical Truth. By Wayne Grudem. Multnomah Publishers, 2004. 864 pp. Paper. $29.99. Every pastor and theologian should have this book in their library. In 864 pages, Grudem […]
Biblical Faith and Other Religions: An Evangelical Assessment. Edited by David W. Baker. Grand Rapids: Kregel, 2004. Paper. 176 pp. $12.99. Biblical Faith and Other Religions is a compilation “of […]
by Pastor Barry Black Misnomer: 1. Unsuitable name––a wrong or unsuitable name or term for something or somebody. 2. Calling something by a wrong name––a use of a wrong or […]
Even though he established the church there, Paul had his detractors at Corinth. Second Corinthians contains many references to them. There are many things we...
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Today, Bob Wilkin and Ken Yates are addressing another “Tough Text” – two chapters in Revelation where overcomers...
What does Luke 21:19 mean? Commentators are divided. Marshall denies that this refers to winning your continued physical life: “Ktēsasthe gives the force ‘you will...
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