In 1975, Grey Gardens, a documentary film, was released. The deeply troubling film follows the lives of Edith “Big Edie” Bouvier Beale and her daughter, “Little Edie.” Former New York […]
A July 30, 2024, article in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram caught my attention. It is titled “Ex-TCU football player who worked at Gateway church has a lot to say about […]
In Luke 6:20, the Lord begins the Sermon on the Plain, a message that deals with discipleship. It is not an evangelistic message. We might say that it instructs believers […]
I’ve been heading GES for nearly forty years. At our summer board meeting each year, the board evaluates me. To prepare for that judgment, I must do my job faithfully […]
All Christian traditions share certain common beliefs, but there is tremendous disagreement regarding the most important issue: What does it mean to believe in Jesus Christ? There are many different […]
I wrote a blog related to this question, which you can see here. I decided to follow up on it since more could be said. CARM (see here) lists thirty-three […]
It was a photo that exuded love and devotion. It is easy to see why it won the Pulitzer Prize in 1973. Bob Stirm, an Air Force pilot, had returned […]
I was recently walking with my husband at our local state park when we heard an eagle cry out from the woods. My husband and his uncle, a zoologist, share […]
A little over thirty years ago, I heard Dr. Craig Blomberg present a paper at the national meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society. It was called “Degrees of Reward in […]
If you listen to the preaching and teaching of most pastors and theologians, the answer is a guarded no. Of course, no pastor or theologian...
Welcome to the Grace in Focus radio/podcast. In this episode, Bob Wilkin and Bob Vancendak continue their series about assurance of eternal salvation. They speak...
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...
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