As I write and re-write my chapters for our upcoming systematic theology, Doctrine for Disciples, I am beginning to cross-reference other theology books. In doing that I came across an […]
Grace Revolution: Experience the Power to Live Above Defeat. By Joseph Prince. New York, NY: FaithWords, 2015. 384 pp. Paper, $15.99. In Grace Revolution, Joseph Prince notes that many people […]
By Shawn Lazar See original blog post here.
By Shawn Lazar See original blog post here.
Disse-lhes então: “Vão, comam a gordura, bebam as guloseimas e mandem porções àqueles para quem nada está preparado; porque este dia é sagrado para nosso Senhor. Não te entristeças, porque […]
Paulit-ulit na pinahayag ni Haring Solomon na ang lahat ng nasa ilalim ng araw ay walang kabuluhan- walang saysay. Sa isang naunang blog, sinabi ko na ang argumento ni Solomon […]
I think Joseph Prince is at least Free Grace friendly. I wrote an article about him many years ago, but I plan on updating it after reading some of his […]
¿Cómo deberías evangelizar? Los lectores de este blog saben que promovemos el método de evangelización de Jesús. En marcado contraste con la gran parte de lo que sucede hoy en […]
Habang ako ay gumagawa ng pananghalian, ang aking anak na si Zane ay pumasok sa kusina at nagtanong, “Isang oras na po ba ang nakalipas?” “Isang oras mula kailan?” “Basta […]
Q: What would you say to someone who believes in the necessity of Lordship Salvation if you only had one minute to get your point across? A: If he has […]
The original NT manuscripts did not include chapter and verse divisions. Stephen Langton developed the modern verses and chapters in AD 1205. The original NT...
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Today, Bob Wilkin and Ken Yates continue a series on “Tough Texts,” and will be looking at James...
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...
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