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“Un trabajo hecho a medias no vale nada.” ¿Usted nunca se ha sentido como un fracaso en su servicio a Dios? ¿Alguna vez ha contado el tiempo que desperdició, pensando en las cosas que ha dejado sin hacer, y preguntando cómo eso podría afectar su posición eterna en los ojos de Dios? Seguramente Moisés se […]
Have you ever gone camping and awakened to hear an animal creeping outside of your tent, rummaging through your campsite? Maybe you even turned on your flashlight and could see the menacing silhouette creep around you. Were you scared? If you’ve ever experienced that, then you’ll be very familiar with the first mention of sin […]
I subscribe to Christianity Today, but maybe not for much longer. I’m not the only one to notice that CT has taken a strong “leftward turn” towards the social gospel and (what I think of as) cultural Marxist stances. Most recently, I came across this article, about a controversy in John Ortberg’s Menlo Church. The […]
¿Qué significa meditar? ¿Y como es la meditación cristiana? A través de los siglos, formas de meditación no bíblicas se han prestado de otras tradiciones religiosas, tales como el hinduismo y el budismo. Peor aún, muchas de estas prácticas meditativas surgieron de–y asumieron–un evangelio de salvación por las obras. Y así, la meditación se convirtió […]
A good friend of mine, Bob Wilkin, wrote a great book called, The Ten Most Misunderstood Words in the Bible. As the title suggests, the book takes ten words that Christians often refer to in an incorrect manner. If you haven’t read it, I would highly recommend that you do! I want to steal the […]
Shawn and I received this question from a friend named John: Need some help to answer a question. Talking to someone who is not battling with an on-going sin but rather a past sin that has been confessed and forgiven (1 John 1:9). This person keeps coming to Christ and re–confessing the same sin. I […]
Estaba hablando con un caballero presbiteriano, admirador de Gordon Clark y John Robbins, sobre como los calvinistas entendían la naturaleza de la fe. Cuando le pregunté su opinión sobre si pensaban que la seguridad era la esencia de la fe salvadora, dijo claramente que sí. “Después de todo, cuando Jesús prometió, ‘Voy y preparo un […]
I’ve been reading about different ways of doing church that try to adhere to how the first Christians met. One model is the “dinner church” model, which tries to recapture the fact that the early Christians met to eat meals together. For example: So continuing daily with one accord in the temple, and breaking bread […]
Una de las muchas cosas extrañas que oímos decir a los cristianos es que un verdadero cristiano nunca negará al Señor. Por supuesto, cuando esto se dice el oyente casi siempre piensa en Pedro. Pedro claramente negó al Señor tres veces. ¿Qué pasa con él? La respuesta que se da a menudo es que Pedro […]
What does it mean to meditate? And what does Christian meditation look like? Over the centuries, unbiblical forms of meditation have been borrowed from other religious traditions, such as Hinduism and Buddhism. Worse, many of these meditative practices grew out of, and assumed, a gospel of salvation by works, and so, meditation became yet another […]
“Do your parents know the Lord?” If your friend asked that, you’d assume he was asking whether your parents were believers. It would be equivalent to “Are...
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Today, Bob Wilkin and Sam Marr are dealing with a question about Acts 2:38 and other passages. Is...
GES is excited to announce the completion of nine translations of The Epistles of John by Zane C. Hodges. These commentaries are now available as free eBook downloads on...
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