What Does the Bible Say about Doctrine? 

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I remember the DTS chapel service. A Professor from Liberty University (then Liberty Baptist College) spoke. He was discussing how doctrine can divide. “If you consider too many issues to be essential issues, then you can have the national convention for your denomination in a phone booth.” We all laughed. But we got the point.
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How Should James 3:1 Affect the Mindset of a Bible Teacher and Perhaps How Should it Be Applied by Those Who Are Not Teachers?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus Radio. Today, Bob Wilkin and Ken Yates consider the important and enormous responsibility that a teacher of God’s Word has, and the caution that needs to be present when in the role of teaching, living and speaking. If you are a Bible teacher, if you are an encourager of one, or if you pray for one, this discussion is for you. We hope you will join in as they talk about this important subject.
How Should Jesus’ Words About He “Came to Bring a Sword,” and “Taking up Your Cross” Apply in Families and Ministries?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus Radio.  Today, David Renfro and Bob Wilkin will be answering questions from some of our listeners. First, the guys will discuss Matt 10:34-39. We will hear about the Lord's statement that He "came to bring a sword" and the application for us today. In addition, we will hear Bob explain 2 John 9-11. We hope you join us as we seek to keep grace in focus.

Teaching in Kenya

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Recently I went to Kenya to conduct a week-long conference on the Gospel of John for pastors and church workers. I want to make some observations, within my limited experience, on teaching in other countries. The conference had approximately 150 attendees. It is safe to say that almost all (if not all) of them strongly
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Preaching in Kenya

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I recently spent nine days in Kenya (July 30-August 7). While there, I was given the opportunity to preach in three different churches. At another church, I was asked to lead a Bible study of people who have been exposed to Free Grace teaching and had believed in the Biblical gospel of grace. I just
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Think Things Through (Galatians 3:1-14)

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“O foolish Galatians!” (Galatians 3:1) Have you ever acted foolishly? What does it mean to be foolish, anyway? The Greek word translated “foolish” is anoētos. It means “non-thinking,” or “not thinking things through.” The Galatians were deserting Christ and accepting legalism and a salvation-by-works gospel. Paul charged them with not thinking things through. They were
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