January 1, 2002   in Grace in Focus Articles

by J.B. Hixson I still remember the night Dan called me. It was about 10 p.m. As a pastor it was not uncommon for me to get late night calls. […]

November 1, 2001   in Grace in Focus Articles

“All of this was brought upon us in a single day, and night fell on a different world…” President George W. Bush September 20, 2001 by Bob Bryant Since September […]

November 1, 2001 by Bob Wilkin in Grace in Focus Articles

One day Jonathan’s mom decided to share the gospel with him. “Do you want to have Jesus live in your heart forever, son?” she asked. Since he was taught to […]

November 1, 2001   in Grace in Focus Articles

by N.N. from India Of course I am often asked why I became a Christian. My answer is a direct and simple one. I found salvation in Christ! There is […]

September 1, 2001   in Book Reviews

The Strait Gate and the Narrow Way: Bible Studies on the Doctrine of Salvation and Repentance. By Eddie R. Galyean. Np: np, nd.128 pages. Paper. Np. While helping a friend […]

September 1, 2001   in Book Reviews

What God Wishes Christians Knew About Christianity. By Bill Gillham. Eugene, OR: Harvest House, 1998, 382 pp. Paper. The author of the popular “Lifetime Guarantee” has written another Christian living […]

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