If Faith Is a Verb, Is Obedience Required to Be Saved?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Bob Wilkin and David Renfro are answering a question about faith and obedience. Is faith a noun or a verb? Is obedience the proof of faith? Is it required for faith? Is saving faith essentially the same as obedience? Bob and David will offer some answers and thoughts on
What Is Saving Faith in Focused Free Grace?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Bob Wilkin and Mike Lii are talking about saving faith. Specifically, is assurance a salvation issue or a sanctification issue? Is assurance of eternal salvation of the essence of saving faith or not? Are there degrees of certainty? What is the nature and content of saving faith? Bob and
Should We Baptize All Believers, Or Only Committed Followers of Christ?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob Wilkin and Ken Yates are answering a question about the baptism of a believer. Is it something that all believers should do? Should it only be done for those who show some level of commitment to follow Christ? Listen each weekday to the Grace in Focus podcast!
What is the Exact Object of Faith for Eternal Salvation?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob Wilkin and Ken Yates are here for a question and answer episode. Have you ever heard that acquiring eternal salvation is like getting in and being wheel-barrowed across Niagara Falls or like sitting trustingly in a chair? Hear what Bob Wilkin and Ken Yates have to say
What is the Exact Object of Faith For Eternal Salvation?
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Have you ever heard that saving faith is like getting into a wheelbarrow? Today on Grace in Focus radio, Bob Wilkin and Ken Yates will be discussing this strange description of saving faith. The guys will also be drawing some distinctions between “trusting” in Jesus, and “believing” in Jesus. In addition, we will hear Ken

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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One Great Commitment?

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Sunday School Confusion As our little Sunday School class has been studying through LifeWay’s Bible Studies for Life: Unvarnished Truth: Life’s Greatest Story, this past week’s lesson was a disappointment. Previous lesson titles included, One Great Creator; One Great Problem; and One Great Savior. All were fine. But the title of this week’s lesson (Session
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