Can confused teachers seek the truth

When I was studying Spanish, I would listen to sermons in Spanish from a church in Mexico called Casa de Oración (“House of Prayer”). The pastor spoke distinctly, which helped […]

Why is the question of where Adam and Eve’s children found their spouses a dispensational issue

Even non-dispensationalists recognize that the commands of the NT are not the same as the commands under the Law of Moses and that the commands before the Law of Moses […]

How should believers respond when they are limited in their service

During the Vietnam War, a Navy Petty Officer Doug Hegdahl accidentally fell off his ship on April 6th, 1967 and was taken captive by the North Vietnamese. He was held […]

Why will the church be a small group on the new earth in comparison to Israel and the nations

The topic for our May 19-22 annual conference is “Dispensationalism and Eternal Rewards.” Many people do not know what dispensationalism is. The word dispensation occurs in some English translations (KJV, […]

What other name would accurately encapsulate the view that salvation requires repentance, surrender, commitment, and following Christ

Recently I wrote a blog (see here) about whether the label no-lordship is a fair designation of Free Grace Theology. I suggested that it is pejorative since it suggests either […]

How can we “make a dent in the world”

I recently saw a poster with an Apple Watch on it. It was not an advertisement. Instead, it showed the different small components of the watch, along with a quote […]

Is John MacArthur right when he says that Free Grace Theology teaches works salvation

Lordship Salvation advocates do not call the theology of Zane Hodges, GES, and others in our movement, Free Grace Theology. They have coined a name that they believe better captures […]

How can we have more Free Grace churches

I just returned from a conference that GES took part in in a place called Zozutla, Mexico. Marino Martinez headed up the conference and invited me to be a part […]

Have you ever known children who were not disciplined by their parents (1)

Brad asks a very simple question: “How and why does God discipline believers today?” Why does God discipline believers? The answer is simple. He does so because He loves us. […]

Do people really think that being an alcoholic or cocaine addict is good for them and those around them (1)

In a recent blog (see here), I discussed various Biblical expressions concerning ways of walking that are pleasing to the Lord. In this blog, we will consider the ways of […]

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