In this unique 13-minute show, Bob Wilkin and guests discuss issues that are vital to justification and sanctification, while keeping those issues distinct. Topics discussed include assurance of salvation, evangelism, eternal rewards, problem passages, perseverance theology, Calvinism and Arminianism, how to interpret Scripture, eschatology, and current issues in Free Grace Theology.

Does God Have Emotions?
Our Q&A series continues with am interesting question–what does it mean in Gen 6:5-7 that God was “grieved in His heart”? Does God have emotions? Plus, how far does God’s sovereignty extend? Is free choice a real thing? Listen to Bob and Shawn’s excellent discussion on these questions.
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Doesn’t “Saving the Soul” in Scripture Refer to Eternal Salvation?
What is the meaning of soul in Scripture? And what does saving the soul refer to? Bob and Shawn take a look at passages in James and discuss these interesting questions.
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How Should Evangelicals Understand Luke 16:18?
How should evangelicals deal with divorce? It’s a difficult subject to approach but Bob and Shawn discuss what the Scriptures say. Under what circumstances does Jesus say divorce is ok?
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Spiritual Fruit–Is it always From the Holy Spirit (Even in the Old Testament)?
Was the Holy Spirit at work in figures in the Old Testament as He is in us today? Bob and Shawn talk about Numbers 27:18 and other OT examples to explain this. Plus, how are sins not an issue in eternal salvation? Bob and Shawn give an excellent discussion to clarify this topic.
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What is the Actual Name of God the Father?
When the Bible talks about “His name” what name of God does that refer to? What are we to call Him? Bob and Shawn discuss this topic as well as “sinless perfection”. What is 1 John 3:6-9 saying about sinning?
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How Should Christians Respond to A Covid-19 Government Lockdown?
Bob and Shawn answer a question about the Covid-19 lockdown, specifically a lockdown of our churches. How should we react? Do we obey or resist? They look at Romans 13, Heb 10:23, and Acts 5:28-29 for Scriptural insight.
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Could the Mark of the Beast Be Connected to a Covid-19 Virus Contact Tracing Plan?
On today’s Q&A broadcast, Bob and Shawn tackle a question about Covid-19 tracing. Could this contact tracing be a sign of the mark of the beast? What about all the other life changes that coronavirus has brought? They look at 2 passages of Scripture that mention the Rapture and the Man of Sin to further explain.
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Who are the Elect in the Bible?
Today we begin another series answering your questions. Send them to questions@faithalone.org or radio@faithalone.org. When the Bible mentions “the elect”, to whom is it referring? What is the standard for what honors God? Bob and Shawn discuss these topics in today’s broadcast.
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4 Practical Strengths of the Alternate View of 2 Cor 13:5-7
Will you reign with Christ for eternity? Are you approved or disapproved by God? Persevere in your faith in this life to ensure you have the most eternal rewards in the next.
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4 Practical Problems with the Traditional View of 2 Cor 13:5-7
Several popular pastors have preached on 2 Cor 13:5-7 and given a misrepresentation of what the Scriptures are saying in the context. Bob and Shawn discuss 4 problems with their respective views.
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