This past week, Kathryn and I were in Milan, Italy. We spent time with some of our translators for GES. They were Manuela (Italian), Kristina (Russian), and Jan (German and […]
In the United States, we have a phrase that is used a lot, especially in the South. It’s common to hear a southerner say, “Bless your heart.” On the surface, […]
For years I’ve watched Newsmax for a few minutes each morning before leaving for work. Suddenly, it’s off our cable provider. This morning I was watching Fox News. Brian Kilmeade […]
In 1 Kings 17, the prophet Elijah suddenly appears in the Nation of Israel. He has some bad news. There is going to be a severe drought that will impact […]
John saw a blog I wrote about believers falling from grace. He asked this question: “I saw in one of your articles [see here] that you were talking about work-salvation […]
There is a sad story in 1 Kings 14 about a king whose son was near death. The king wanted to find out from a prophet of God whether his […]
Many Evangelicals do not share their faith. That’s because they’ve been taught a man-made evangelistic message. The best phone connection used to be 4G. Now the best phone connection is […]
Peter sent me another article saying, “there is something sideways about this one also.” It is the March 22, 2023, Pathway to Victory devotional from First Baptist Dallas pastor, Robert […]
In 1 Kings 13, there is the strange account of a prophet from Judah who went to Israel in the north to pronounce judgment on them. After delivering his message, […]
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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