I think the most common passage used to try to refute Grace Theology is James 2. Verses in the chapter are constantly quoted to teach that a “true” believer must do […]
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Today, Bob Wilkin and Sam Marr will answer a question about death. What does death mean in the Bible? Does it mean the […]
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Today, Bob Wilkin and Ken Yates continue a series on “Tough Texts,” and will be looking at James 2 and the “Faith without […]
Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob Wilkin and Colin Jackson are talking about misunderstood passages in the Bible. In Bob’s opinion, what are the top ten? How are […]
Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. For the next few days, Bob Wilkin and Mike Lii are looking at the content of The Gospel Under Siege (Zane Hodges) and the […]
Imagine that you get a knock on your front door and are faced with two Jehovah’s Witnesses. They proceed to evangelize you according to their works-based doctrine. They’re nice and […]
Last week I was contacted by a student from Israel College of the Bible who wanted to ask me some questions on Skype. We had that meeting at 11AM today, […]
I thought this was a good question about James 2: Have you seen any articles/books expand on the fact that the traditional interpretation of James 2:14-26 (saving faith has works, […]
Here is an email question I just received: I am wrestling with a question about faith that I’m hoping you can shed some light on for me. I’ve heard it […]
If we listen to many gospel presentations or read most gospel tracts, we will be told (or read) that our sins separate us from God....
Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Ken Yates and Kathryn Wright are answering a question from Nahum 1:7. Is this verse saying that trust...
A friend named Tom does not like the expression saving faith. I understand why he feels that way. There is no special kind of faith that is “saving.” The issue in...
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