Does Luke 13:3 Say Repentance Is Needed for Salvation? Also: Why Do Only Dispensationalists Believe in the Judgment Seat of Christ?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob Wilkin and Mike Lii are answering a few great questions about repentance, Luke 13:3, God’s sovereignty, man’s free will, dispensationalists, and the Judgment Seat of Christ. Bob Wilkin and Mike Lii will offer their thoughts rapid-fire style from a Free Grace position!
Where Do You Find the Major Eschatological Judgments in the Bible? Also: How Will Christians Look in Their Resurrection Bodies?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob Wilkin and Steve Elkins are here answering two questions. The first is about eschatological judgments. The second is about what Christians will be like in our resurrection bodies. Some speculation is required, but interesting answers none the less! Listen each weekday to the Grace in Focus podcast!
Will Believers Be Judged for Sins We’ve Confessed? Also, Is Believing in Jesus a Work?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob Wilkin and David Renfro are answering questions about the Judgment Seat of Christ and about the essence of believing in Jesus. What is The Judgment Seat of Christ for? What will Christ be judging? Also, can believing in Jesus be called a work? What is the “obedience of faith”? You will surely find this episode interesting. Please join us for it! SPECIAL OFFER: Zane Hodges’ Commentary on James, The Epistle of James–Proven Character Through Testing, is being offered through April 30th, 2023 at half-price for those who use the code word, “JAMES.”
If Believers Have Works Judged at The Judgment Seat of Christ Publicly, Doesn’t That Include Sins? Also: If We Confess Our Sin, Does That Eliminate Consequences?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today on the show, Bob and Shawn will be discussing the judgement seat of Christ. We are told in the scriptures that all believers will stand before the Lord at the judgement seat of Christ and give an account for what they have done ( 2 Cor 5:19). This judgement is to determine the believers rewards in the coming Kingdom not their salvation from hell. However, there is a question regarding the public nature of this judgement. Will the sins of the believer be judged as well as the good works? If our sins are also being judged, how do we reconcile that with the idea that all our sins have been forgotten? Doesn't the Bible tell us that if we confess our sins the Lord won't remember them anymore? These, and many more issues will be addressed on the show. We hope you enjoy this episode.