If God is Sinless and Holy, How Can He Be in the Presence of Sinners and Sin? Also What About Unintentional Sins?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. On today's episode, Bob and Shawn will be discussing God's sinlessness. Can God be in the presence of sin? Bob will address how believers can still experience fellowship with the Lord, despite our sin. This issue will be discussed in light of 1 John 1:7-9. We will also hear the guys address unintentional sins. These, and many more issues will be discussed on the show today. We hope you can join us as we seek to keep Grace in Focus.
How Can You Know if You are In Fellowship With God?
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 Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. On today's show, Bob and Shawn will be continuing a discussing on Calvinism which they started on yesterday's episode. They are specifically trying to unpack the doctrine of the perseverance of the saints. How does this doctrine impact our fellowship with the Lord? How can we know we are in fellowship with God? The guys will discuss passages such as 1 John 1:7-9, Luke 3:7-10, and Prov 4:10-19 in light of this topic. We hope you can join us for this important conversation.
Why Is Or Isn’t Calvinism Compatible With Assurance of Salvation?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. On today's show, Bob and Shawn will be discussing Calvinism. Specifically, we will hear the guys address the Calvinist view of Perseverance of the saints. The guys will address how this doctrine impacts assurance of salvation. We will hear the guys address this issue in light of 1 John 1:7-9, and Romans 8:16. These, and many more issues will be unpacked on the show. We hope you enjoy the discussion.
Why Was Esau Rejected if He Cried for Repentance?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. On the show today, we are continuing to answer our listeners questions. Specifically, Bob and Shawn will be addressing a difficult passage found in Hebrews 12:16-17. In this passage, the author of Hebrews discusses the account of Esau and his birthright. What does it mean when it says that Esau was "rejected" even after he repented? The guys will address this difficult passage and hopefully shed some light on how we reconcile it with the doctrine of eternal security and salvation by faith alone. We hope you can join us.