One thing I’ve noticed is that certain doctrines in the Bible, for whatever reason, do not get the attention they deserve. Most readers of this blog will probably recognize that […]
The other day, I heard Pastor Barkef Osigian exposit Gal 3:15-29. He pointed out that the word promise occurs eight times in those verses. Barkef’s message got me to do […]
One day a little over 2,000 years ago, three truly great people came together in a house located in the hill country of a small, insignificant nation. One was named […]
I thank Brian and Nicole Rossen for asking me how I’d arrange the books of the NT and why. The why is easy. Most people start reading the NT with […]
Even though she died 25 years ago, I still remember the story of Karla Faye Tucker. In 1998 she made national news by being the first woman executed in the […]
My good friend, Walt Millet, alerted me to a ministry that says that Eph 2:8-9 does not say that salvation is by faith alone apart from works! Walt wrote: I […]
Over the next nine months, GES plans to conduct several regional conferences. If the Lord allows, these will provide an opportunity for many of you to attend one of these […]
Matt asks a challenging question: While Jesus was telling the Jews to believe in Him for everlasting life, some people were fixated on earning their salvation by observing the law. […]
Mark from the Northeast sent in an oft-asked question about the gospel in Mark 1:14-15: Mark 1:15 says, “‘The time has come, and the kingdom of God has come near. […]
When I was in seminary between 1978 and 1985, I was taught that Calvinists believed perseverance in faith and good works until death was guaranteed...
Welcome to the Grace in Focus radio / podcast. Bob Wilkin and Bob Vancendak have been in a short series about assurance of salvation. Today...
My wife often buys me T-shirts she thinks I might like. One of my favorites has the word Sermonator on the front. Most people will recognize this as a play on...
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