I think most of us would list Abraham, Moses, and David as the top three OT saints. After all, Abraham was the first patriarch of Israel and OT example of […]
Recently, President Trump gave a press conference addressing the war in Ukraine. He said that a thousand people a day were dying in the war, and he wanted to put […]
…submitting to one another in the fear of God (Eph 5:21). Several years ago, I heard a sermon on Eph 5:22–33. The speaker was a friend who had been a […]
In Luke 10:21–24, the Lord refers to those who see and hear certain things. He calls them blessed. In the immediate context, He is talking about His disciples, especially the […]
Vincent van Gogh was practically unknown during his lifetime. His brother Theo was his greatest supporter. Vincent and Theo both died in 1890. Theo’s widow, Johanna, was left with an […]
Recently I read the following statement about the importance of the word Savior in evangelism: “Those who simply believe in the Lord Jesus Christ as Savior, being convinced that He died […]
Jesus is the Savior of the world according to John 4:42 and 1 John 4:14. According to Calvinists, the word kosmos in those verses refers to the world of the […]
In Luke 9:57–62, three people are given the opportunity to follow Christ. These are people who are believers and who can now walk in His footsteps as disciples. While each […]
Nobody would look at me and mistake me for a weightlifting champion. But I do like to go to the gym and try to fight the effects of aging on […]
Jeremiah was a bold prophet. He went to Judah to announce that God would severely discipline them because of their sin. The nation would be...
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Today, Bob Wilkin and Ken Yates are discussing passages that are “Tough Texts.” Hebrews has five warning passages....
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...
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