Can we mix works with grace

One of the greatest NT passages about grace is Eph 2:8-9. In these verses, Paul says that we have been saved by grace. It is all through faith–a person’s believing […]

Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob Wilkin and Ken Yates are answering a question about eternal rewards. What if some believers are demotivated by the concept of eternal […]

Welcome to the Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob Wilkin and Dave Renfro are explaining and answering a question about the Biblical meaning(s) of fear. When should we be afraid? […]

Welcome to another week of Grace in Focus Radio! We are continuing our series on Greg Morse’s article No Holiness–No Heaven. What does the Bible say about our spiritual inheritance? […]

Today we start a new series called “A Response to ‘No Holiness-No Heaven’” based on an article written by Greg Morse. Bob and Shawn overview the multiple points made in […]

Do people who are saved automatically go on to do good works? Today, Bob and Shawn discuss the alternate side of the King Jesus debate, namely, John MacArthur’s Lordship Salvation […]

Work out your own salvation_

While working up my recommendations for various books of the Bible, I looked up how two commentators, Ralph Martin and Gordon Fee, handle Phil 2:12. While both men believe that […]

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