Dr. Dick Biery told me that circa 1980 he heard the president of Calvary Bible College ask a CBC commencement speaker what he considered God’s most important attribute. This was […]
When I first joined the Army, I was, without a doubt, the dumbest guy in the unit when it came to the Army. I had spent some time in the […]
I believe many Christians are reluctant to share their faith for two main reasons: The Lord Jesus did not bring up sin when He evangelized. He did not mention repentance […]
I was taught evangelism in seminary by a very famous theologian and by a professional evangelist. Neither was crystal clear on what a person needed to do to be saved […]
The movie Risen is about a Roman tribune under Pontius Pilate. It presents a fictional account of a Roman soldier who comes to faith after witnessing the death and resurrection […]
I was involved in college campus ministry with Campus Crusade for Christ—now called Cru—for seven years. I was a student leader at my college for two years. I then served […]
We have extended the registration deadline to July 29. If you have never applied to our school, you will need to apply and be accepted before you can register. Application […]
The Gospel of John is the only book written specifically for unbelievers, instructing them on how to receive eternal life. That is the purpose of the book (John 20:30-31). Eternal […]
As mentioned in part 1, many people say that HRM proclaims a false gospel that is essentially the same as the false gospel of the Judaizers who sought to lead […]
Dolly Parton died this week at the age of 80 after a brief battle with cancer. I must admit that I have a soft place...
Welcome to Grace in Focus radio / podcast. Today, Bob Wilkin and Bob Vancendak are continuing a series about assurance of salvation. What does the...
Many people have a favorite Bible verse. They call it their life verse. Some examples—which, by the way, are misunderstood—are Prov 3:5-6; Jer 29:11; and Phil 4:13. ...
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