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Jesus the Evangelist: Learning to Share the Gospel from the Book of John.By Richard D. Phillips. Orland, Florida: Reformation Trust Publishing, 2007. 185 pp. Hardcover, $19.00 Jesus the Evangelist is […]
L. E. Brown* I. Introduction It is widely known that the doctrine of assurance of salvation is at the center of the debate between Reformed and Arminian theologies on one […]
In Christ: Position & Identity Unparalleled, Considered Exegetically: Colossians 2:3-3:4. By Ron Merryman. Orland, Florida: Reformation Trust Publishing, 2007. 185 pp. Hardcover, Finally someone has written a book on the […]
The First Thing You Say Is Vital Journalists are trained to put the heart of their story in the first paragraph. That initial paragraph is called the lead and it […]
In Greek mythology, the Hydra was a multi-headed monster. This monstrosity inhabited the marshes of Lerna near Argos, and one of its heads was immortal. Among the daunting labors of […]
Okay, I realize this is actually two words in English (and in Greek). However, it still fits as one of the most misunderstood words in the Bible. It is misunderstood […]
By Dwight Hunt The following is from Dwight’s commentary on Second Corinthians in the soon-to-be released one-volume Grace NT Commentary that GES is producing. 3:18. Unlike the diminishing glory that […]
By Greg Sapaugh *The following is part of Greg’s commentary in the Grace New Testament Commentary. Paul begins his intercession for Onesimus with an appeal based on love rather than […]
GES conducts mission trips each year. We appreciate all those who support this ministry. It allows us to proclaim the message of grace and assurance...
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Today, Bob Wilkin and Sam Marr are answering a question in connection with what Jesus told some Sadducees...
How do you live the Christian life? That may seem like a rhetorical question. But it is not. It is a serious question. Most Christians don’t really...
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