Can you spot allegory when you see it

Many people consider Charles Spurgeon to be one of the greatest preachers of all time. I am sure he was a great speaker, and there are literally millions of copies […]

How sorry do we need to be for our sins when we confess them

This came up in my Sunday school class this past Lord’s Day. I suggested that confessing our sins means acknowledging to God that we sinned when we become aware of […]

July 3, 2023 by Ken Yates in Blog - rewards, Rom 8:2, spirit
What do you consider your greatest freedom

The Fourth of July is just around the corner. It is a day on which we celebrate our freedoms. In the US, we have a lot of them, even if […]

How were OT justified and unjustified Jews related to the Law of Moses

AA asks a good question: My question is, did the Mosaic Law make provisions for justification? For instance, something like a sacrificial offering of some sort that would justify a […]

June 29, 2023 by Ken Yates in Blog - Grace, humble, legalism, Servant
Can a believer be

In writing to the church at Philippi, Paul refers to some people who are “enemies of the cross” of Christ. My guess is that many people who read this description […]

Does a person have to believe that he will spend eternity on the new earth in order to be saved

Al asks some good questions: I have been reading your articles and watching your YouTube videos for quite a while now. I understand that you believe that in order to […]

June 27, 2023 by Ken Yates in Blog - gentle, mind, Rejoice, Reward
Are the commandments at the end of certain NT books connected to the rest of the book

If you are like me, you’ve had a certain reaction to the endings of some NT epistles. It is common for Paul’s epistles to end with a number of exhortations. […]

If a sinful lifestyle renders a person unsavable, who can be saved (1)

M.P. raises a heartfelt objection based on something she heard on our podcast: Regarding your message that addressed those who support sodomy and the right to kill a baby: You […]

June 23, 2023 by Ken Yates in Blog - Israel, Mark 15:38, study, Veil
Are you afraid to change your interpretation of certain verses

There are many instances in our Bible study that present us with more than one option. A particular verse can be interpreted in more than one way. We hear a […]

Does God guarantee that no one can mislead a believer in Jesus Christ

A friend named Tom called me today (June 13) and asked me to listen to the Monday, June 12, broadcast of Grace to You by John MacArthur. He said it […]

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