By Bob Wilkin The story of Jonah and the whale is a favorite with children. (It should be noted that the text of Jonah does not say he was swallowed […]
By Kathryn Wright THE POPE AND THE CADAVER A lesser-known episode in church history, the Cadaver Synod, occurred in AD 897 when Pope Formosus was put on trial. During his […]
By Dave Wyant Reformed Theology uses the acronym TULIP to teach its beliefs regarding salvation. The P in this acronym represents the Calvinist doctrine known as the Perseverance of the […]
By John Claeysi A large number—perhaps a majority—of Christians believe that everyone will be the same in Christ’s kingdom. Such thinking is wrong! Earl Radmacher related this anecdote: A few […]
GES has now published Bible studies on three books of the NT (John, Hebrews, Revelation). The studies on Revelation and Hebrews will come out in May at our annual conference. […]
By Art Farstad Editor’s Note: The following excerpt is taken and edited from one section of Dr. Farstad’s article, “We Believe in: Sanctification,” in the Autumn 1992 issue of the […]
By Zane C. Hodgesi Jesus answered and said to her, “Whoever drinks of this water will thirst again, but whoever drinks of the water that I shall give him will […]
By Andrew P. Bacon “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” With those words, Charles Dickens opened his classic novel, A Tale of Two Cities. […]
By Bob Wilkin Limited Atonement Is Lethal Of the five points of Calvinism, Limited Atonement is the most rejected. Many people who call themselves Calvinists reject the L in TULIP. […]
By Hayden Bray Confusion about the saving message of Jesus Christ has plagued the Church since the days of the apostles. Most commonly, attacks on the grace of God amount […]
Paul had his critics in the city of Corinth. These critics were influencing some in the church. In 2 Cor 11:4, Paul refers to some...
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Bob Wilkin and Sam Marr have been discussing a book called “Whosoever Will”. This book is a critique...
Lordship Salvation suggests that the present-tense articular participle ho pisteuōn in John 3:16 denotes continuous belief. The Focused Free Grace position rejects that idea. Here is what John...
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