GES National Conference 2023 Review
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Ken Yates is interviewing Dix Winston, a plenary speaker at our 2023 National Conference. They talk about Free Grace teaching, apologetics, assurance of eternal life and truth. The conference offers recreation, a family atmosphere, VBS and great fellowship. The teachers of the GES national conference are fun and interesting! Listen each weekday to the Grace in Focus podcast!

The Ark Encounter and Creation Museum: A Free Grace Review

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A few years ago, I had the opportunity to go to the Ark Encounter and the Creation Museum in Williamstown, Kentucky. Both attractions are associated with Ken Ham’s ministry, Answers in Genesis, and have become well-known family activities for Christians around the world. The Ark Encounter is a replica of Noah’s Ark, built to reflect
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What is a Cult? Why Aren’t All Religions Cults?
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Today on Grace in Focus radio, Bob and Shawn will be diving into how we can help unbelievers who struggle with religion. We will hear about Nick, and a conversation he had with an atheist co-worker. In light of this conversation, the guys will unpack a few apologetic styles, including evidential, legal, and existential apologetics. We hope you find the conversation useful as you share Jesus to your unbelieving friends and family.

Peter Boghossian on the Empty Philosophy of the University 

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Many of my friends are sending their kids off to college and university. For the most part, those students are leaving unprepared. I don’t mean they’re unprepared to continue studying subjects like business, biology, history, or physics. I mean, they’re unprepared for the worldview challenges to come. In general, churches do not intellectually prepare parishioners
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Luke’s Method (Luke 1:1-4)

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In the last blog, we explored Luke’s purpose in writing his Gospel, and I suggested it was quasi-apologetic—meant to stabilize or to reinforce faith in Christ. Now we can ask a second question: what was Luke’s method in writing his Gospel? The prologue gives us five clues. Inasmuch as many have taken in hand to
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The Purpose of Luke’s Gospel (Luke 1:3-4) 

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People write books for specific reasons, and understanding those reasons can help you understand a book as a whole. So why did Luke write his Gospel? What was his purpose? Consider a contrast: John’s Gospel was written with what you could call an evangelistic purpose, where the “good news” is about how to be individually
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Feelings Are A Bad Reason to Be Mormon

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I recently asked a Mormon for three evidences that would convince any fair-minded person that his religion is true. He said, “The same as Oliver Cowdery’s: ‘Did I not speak peace to your mind concerning the matter? What greater witness can you have than from God?’” That is a quote from Doctrine and Covenants 6:23.
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