On January 31st I wrote a blog about why Dr. Earl Radmacher was right when he said that for the believer this life is “training time for reigning time.” In my blog I discussed the fact that while all believers will be in the kingdom, not all will rule with Him and of those who

The Wednesday before Christmas my wife and I both got sick. The kids had been coughing and sputtering the week before, but it didn’t hit us until I developed an excruciating ear-ache and went to the urgent care center. They said I had an ear-infection and gave me some amoxicillin, decongestant, Mucinex, and pain pills.

I started and co-manage the Free Grace Theology Discussion Group on Facebook. It is not a GES ministry. It’s something I do in my free time. I started that group to be a place where people from across the FG community can come and discuss FG topics, and where outsiders can ask questions. If you

  Several preliminary observations before we answer the question of this article. First, unbelievers can learn about Jesus. That is, they can be involved in following Jesus. Unbelievers can go to church, Sunday school, home Bible studies. They can even go to Bible college or seminary. We would be foolish to require that someone be

Recently I received this email suggestion: The Gospel of John says that many of his disciples went back and walked with Him no more (John 6:66). I find it informative that these people walked with Him no more. You would almost consider them apostates, those who never were really saved to begin with. But John

Do you know who prayed the longest prayer in the Bible? Jesus. On the night of His betrayal. You find His prayer in John 17. Jesus and the eleven had just left the Last Supper (John 14:31) and were on their way to the Garden of Gethsemane (John 18:1). As they were walking Jesus prayed:

“Enjoy your time with them now, because these years won’t last long.” Older people say that to me when I’m at the grocery store with my three kids and I have a haggard look on my face. “You don’t realize it now,” they’ll say, “but these are the best years of your life. They grow

I received a very encouraging email from South Korea, the site of the winter Olympics this year. My name is DS and I currently reside in Korea. I have known GES since 2003 and I have been an avid reader of all the articles in GES. When I was struggling with my assurance of salvation