Romans–Part 41–Rom 11:16-18–Firstfruits, Root and Branches
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Kathryn Wright and Ken Yates are beginning to look at the last half of Romans chapter 11. What does Paul mean when he is talking about the root and the branches–the wild olive tree and being grafted in? Why are some of the branches broken off while others are holy? Listen, learn and enjoy today’s episode of the Grace in Focus podcast!
Romans–Part 7–Romans 4 (Introduction)
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Kathryn Wright and Ken Yates are picking up their series on Romans which they started earlier in January of this year. Paul illustrates being declared righteous by God through faith, with Abraham’s life (2-4) and with David’s life (vv. 5-8). Ken and Kathryn will offer some helpful thoughts about all this and some things for you to think about as well. Please listen! 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.”

Major Ian Thomas on Commitment Confusion

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We all have commitments—to family, school, work, church, neighbors, social clubs, and so on. And we’re living at a time when our regular commitments have been widely interrupted. For example, you’re committed to your church, and yet most of us—perhaps all of us—just celebrated Easter at home, because we’re all under quarantine. As a result,
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Where Did Abraham Go When He Died (Gen 25:8-9; Luke 16:22-23)?

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I am about a third of the way into writing my book about hell, tentatively entitled, Final Punishment: A Biblical Case for Conscious Eternal Torment. I’m hoping to finish by the 2019 National Conference. There is so much interesting Biblical information about death and the afterlife in the Bible. The picture is far more complicated
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