What did Tim Wildmon of AFA mean by this when he said, “No one is compelled to believe this,”

Nicole forwarded an April 20 Easter message from Tim Wildmon, president of the American Family Association. At the end of his short message, he gave some great advice: No one […]

Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Bob and Shawn are currently in the middle of a series where they are responding to Wayne Grudem’s book “Free Grace Theology: Five Ways […]

Is the Concept of Repentance in John’s Gospel_

Recently one of the readers of our blog asked me to respond to a Spring 2013 Journal article from The Master’s Seminary Journal. The article was by Dr. David Croteau […]

Should Assurance Be Part of Our Evangelistic Message_

A Free Grace friend of mine wrote an article last month dealing with the issue of whether assurance is of the essence of saving faith. (The exact title is “Does […]

December 1, 2016 by Zane Hodges in Blog - Gospel of John
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by Zane Hodges, excerpted from “Faith in His Name: Listening to the Gospel of John“ 1:47-48: Before Nathaniel can say anything to Jesus, or ask questions about His connection with […]

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