On many occasions, I have heard evangelists say that the unbeliever must recognize that he is a sinner before he can be saved. When unbelievers realize this, they will feel […]
Mark asks a question that has been popping up a lot lately: Hi, Mr. Wilkin. I am struggling with the idea 1 John 1:9 is speaking to both believers and […]
On numerous occasions in our lives, we have to choose between two different paths. Even when we use GPS for a long car trip, it will often give us more […]
B.E. asked me a great question: “Why is cowardly listed first in the list of people thrown into the lake of fire?…I am the person who is fearful that God […]
In the first two chapters of Romans, Paul speaks of the wrath of God. I think most Evangelicals assume that this refers to the lake of fire. Unbelievers, it is […]
Dave emailed me a great question: I have a question about this blog today related to the content of “only begotten Son of God” in John 3:16. Since John 3:16 […]
There is an old adage often attributed to Mark Twain: “It is easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled” I was recently reminded of […]
The science of Bible interpretation is called hermeneutics. We are supposed to follow certain rules. Recently, I was reminded of some of those rules when I was studying a passage. […]
Maintaining a Thankfulness Response By Bob Wilkin *This is an edited version of a blog from seven years ago. Paul said, “In everything give thanks: for this is the will […]
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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