Romans–Part 27–Romans 10–Roman’s Road
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Kathryn Wright and Ken Yates are at the beginning of Romans chapter 10. This chapter is at the culmination of the so-called “Roman’s Road.” Does “saved” in the Bible always refer to eternal salvation? Might it sometimes refer to some other kind of salvation? Do you have to confess the lordship of Christ to obtain eternal salvation? Please listen to this episode for some clarity about Romans 10:9-10.
Romans–Part 10–Romans 5:8-10–“Much More”
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Kathryn Wright and Ken Yates are moving through highlights in the book of Romans. Romans 5:8-10 is the focus today, and especially the phrase, “much more then.” Some have said that this is the essential phrase for understanding Romans. So listen now for some good thoughts to live by and to share with others! SPECIAL OFFER: Zane Hodges’ Commentary on James, The Epistle of James–Proven Character Through Testing, is being offered through April 30th, 2023 at half-price for those who use the code word, “JAMES.”
Romans–Part 8–Romans 4:25
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Kathryn Wright and Ken Yates are continuing in Romans. In Romans 4:25, Paul used a new word for justification. Why does he do this? How is justification related to sanctification and is Romans more about justification or sanctification? Condemnation or servitude to sin is no longer an issue if we choose to live in the power of the Spirit and experience the salvation from slavery to sin. You will surely find this episode interesting and helpful. Please join us for it! SPECIAL OFFER: Zane Hodges’ Commentary on James, The Epistle of James–Proven Character Through Testing, is being offered through April 30th, 2023 at half-price for those who use the code word, “JAMES.”

A Prayer for 2021 (Ephesians 1:18-19a)

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At the beginning of last year, you probably heard a sermon series that punned on 2020. There were titles such as “20/20 Vision,” or “God’s Vision for 2020,” “2020: Clear Vision for your Life,” or “Give us 20/20 in 2020.” And whatever vision or plan was presented in that sermon series was probably completely wrong!
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