What is Evangelism Explosion? And What Do We Mean When We Talk About Front-Loading or Back-Loading the Gospel? Also: How Should Scripture Be Interpreted?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob Wilkin and David Renfro are answering some questions about a popular evangelism method for the past 50 years. How many steps are there? Is repentance and Lordship a part of the gospel? Bob Wilkin and David Renfro will offer their thoughts about these things. Please listen!
Did Jesus Ever Call Himself God? Also: Does the Word “Life” in Greek take on Different Meanings in the Gospels Due to the Intent of the Authors?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob and Ken will answer 2 questions from listeners. Some say that Jesus never claimed to be Deity. But here He claimed to be God and the Son of God. He proved it by His works and by many other proofs. There is also a discussion on how the teaching intent of a book of the Bible impacts the understanding of the book. Join Bob Wilkin and Ken Yates for this important and interesting discussion.
What is Evangelism Explosion? And What do We Mean When We Talk about Front Loading or Back-Loading the Gospel? Also How Should Scripture be Interpreted?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob and David will be discussing Evangelism Explosion. In addition, the guys will be unpacking what we mean when we say "front loading" or "back-loading" the gospel message. Bob and David will also speak on the different terms that are often used in evangelism, such as accept, trust, and repentance. The guys will show how these terms bring confusion to the saving message. These and many more issues will be unpacked on the show today. Join us as we seek to keep grace in focus.
James–Part 3–James 2:14 (cont.)
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Welcome to Grace in Focus Radio. Currently, we are in a series where we explore the different meanings of the word "saved" by looking at five books in the new testament. Today, we will hear Bob and Shawn continue to discuss James, giving special attention to 2:14. Martin Luther famously called the epistle of James an "epistle of straw;" this is, in part, due to his struggle to harmonize passages such as 2:14 with the rest of the new testament. Was Luther right? Should we just throw this epistle out and ignore it? On the show, we will hear the guys address this tough text, and hopefully shed some light on how to harmonize it with the truths found elsewhere in the bible. We hope you can join us as we strive to keep grace in focus.
James–Part 2–James 2:14
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. We are currently going through a series where Bob and Shawn will be looking at five books in the new testament to see how each book uses the term "saved" or "salvation." Today, the guys are continuing to discuss the term "saved" in the second book of this series, the epistle of James. We will hear them give special attention to James 2:14 on the show, and hopefully shed some light on this famous passage.