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Jesus Said, “Drinks on Me!”

April 1, 2010 by GES Webmaster in Grace in Focus Articles
By Shawn Barr1 The dusty saloon doors swing open as a cowboy enters. He swaggers to the bar, slaps down a fistful of dollars and says, “Drinks for everyone on me!” People raise their glasses and shout, some clap, and some say, “Three cheers for our new friend”. What a great deal for those in
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It’s Too Late: I Already Believe Jesus Is the Messiah

April 1, 2010 by Bob Wilkin in Grace in Focus Articles
The Winter 2009 issue of DTS’s Kindred Spirit magazine is devoted to God’s heart for the Jewish people. One article in particular caught my attention: “An Uncommon Friendship” (pp. 14-15). It is about a DTS graduate, a contemporary of mine (Ken Hendren graduated two years before I did; thus we overlapped for two years). Ken
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There’s a New Day Dawning

March 18, 2010 by GES Webmaster in Tracts - English
Children and young adults rarely think about tomorrow. The vigor of youth deludes us into thinking we are invincible. But as we grow older we begin to realize how vulnerable we really are—to disease, to accidents, to violent crime. One day the thought strikes home quite suddenly: “Someday I will die.” It may be then
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Saving Faith in Focus

March 18, 2010 by GES Webmaster in Tracts - English
Is Believing the Gospel Enough? Confusion over the gospel abounds. I hear it from people all over the country and around the world. They don’t know what to believe. They aren’t sure what God requires. Is it turning from sins or commitment of life? Inviting Jesus into their hearts? Obeying the Golden Rule? Confessing their
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¡Puedes estar seguro!

March 18, 2010 by GES Webmaster in Tracts - Español
Otros Idiomas: You Can Be Sure! (Inglés) Ты можешь быть уверен! (Ruso) ¿Está seguro que va para el cielo? Si usted es como la mayoría de la gente, dudará al decir que “sí.” Pensando que es presunción. Pero en realidad, ¿puede alguien estar seguro? Bien, la Biblia tiene buenas noticias para usted. Si puede estar
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Ты можешь быть уверен!

March 18, 2010 by GES Webmaster in Tracts - русскоязычный
Другие языки: You Can Be Sure! (английский) ¡Puedes estar seguro! (испанский) Ты уверен, что пойдешь на небеса? Если ты такой же, как большинство людей, тебе немного страшно сразу ответить «Да». Тебе кажется это будет звучать самонадеянно. Разве можно быть уверенным? Что ж, в Библии есть хорошая новость для тебя. Ты можешь быть уверен. На самом
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You Can Be Sure!

March 18, 2010 by GES Webmaster in Tracts - English
Other Languages: ¡Puedes estar seguro! (Spanish) Ты можешь быть уверен! (Russian) Do you know for sure that you are going to heaven? If you’re like most people, you’re a little afraid to say “Yes.” You think it sounds a little presumptuous. I mean, can anyone really be sure? Well, the Bible has good news for
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A Review of Thomas Stegall’s The Gospel of the Christ

March 1, 2010 by GES Webmaster in Journal Articles
I. The Thesis of the Book The main thesis of the book is that in order to be born again a person must believe in “the Lord’s deity, humanity, substitutionary death, and bodily resurrection, i.e., [in] His person, work, and provision” (p. 19). Note that believing in Jesus for eternal life, or for justification, is
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Zane Hodges and Ges Did Not Change the Gospel

March 1, 2010 by GES Webmaster in Journal Articles
Don Reiher This article is adapted from a much longer message given by the author at the 2010 GES conference. Don Reiher is an IT Director for Pennsylvania Leadership Charter School in Aston, PA. I. Introduction Unless you have been hiding in a cave the last decade, you are familiar with the conflict in Free
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John Piper’s Diminished Doctrine of Justification and Assurance

March 1, 2010 by Phil Congdon in Journal Articles
I. INTRODUCTION John Piper has a desire to please God and a passion for world missions. His twin passions come across in his writing and speaking and gain him a large following. None of the discussion which follows is intended to impugn Piper’s heart for God, or his pursuit of truth. Indeed, this paper is
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