By Bob Wilkin Last year Alan Chambers, President of Exodus Inter national, angered many of the donors to Exodus International when he said th at he believes that there is […]
And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose. For whom He foreknew, He […]
We’d like to issue a call for papers for the Spring 2013 issue of the Journal of the Grace Evangelical Society. All topics of theology related to Free Grace concerns […]
Here’s an interesting interview about Jews for Jesus in Israel: Jews for Jesus Interview
The Only Condition for Eternal Salvation A couple of months ago, Bob and I sat down to record a Q&A session. Lucas Kitchen filmed it, and edited our conversation into […]
In light of the recent election results I am reminded of how easy it is to have our loyalties, hopes, and ambitions tied to the princes and powers of this […]
Assurance Lost In a recent article in Christianity Today (“Should We Stop Asking Jesus Into Our Hearts?” Posted 7/13/2012), pastor J.D. Greear writes about his struggle to attain assurance of […]
Whenever I hear it said that repentance is a condition of eternal salvation, I think of St. Sisoes the Great (d. 429). Sisoes was one of the first great monastics—St. […]
We have extended the deadline for submitting abstracts for the GES National Conference to November 1st! The theme for the upcoming conference is Free Grace and Sanctification. Don’t be shy, […]
“Faith itself has been taken captive by legalism.” ~Gerhard Forde Ever since Paul’s fiery denouncement of Judaistic law-keeping in Galatians and Romans, the Christian tradition has recognized, if only grudgingly, […]
I recently attended a meeting at which a missionary couple, originally from Kenya, spoke about their thirty years of work in the field. The theme of their address was that God...
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Today, Bob Wilkin and Sam Marr talk about atonement and belief. In God’s plan, how does the reception...
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