Our Freedom Is Easy 

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An iconic photo taken during the Civil War shows a black man who has come to be known as “Whipped Peter” (his name was originally Gordon). The photo shows his back, heavily scarred from the whippings he received as a slave. The abolitionist movement used the photo to raise public sympathy and support for their
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What Are the Benefits of the Resurrection for Believers?
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Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Today, Kathryn Wright and Ken Yates are discussing Easter, Resurrection and related topics. Christ’s resurrection means that believers will also rise into glorified bodies someday, but what are some practical benefits of Christ’s resurrection in our daily here and now? How does it relate for instance, to discipleship and sanctification? Keep grace in focus!
Can Someone Have Assurance of Salvation if He Doesn’t Believe the Bible is Literally True?
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Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Bob Wilkin and Sam Marr are answering a question about belief related to the literal veracity of the Bible. Can a person who does not believe the Bible is literally true be assured of salvation? What are the alternatives, possibilities and pitfalls of not believing the Bible is literally true? Keep grace in focus!
Should Submitting to the Lordship of Christ be a Part of an Eternal Salvation Gospel?
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Welcome to the Grace in Focus podcast. Today, Ken Yates and Kathryn Wright are discussing submitting to the Lordship of Christ. Is this a necessary step or condition for acquiring eternal salvation? Is it a part of faith? How does the Bible talk about the Lordship of Christ and where does it fit? Thanks for listening & never miss an episode of the Grace in Focus podcast!
Why Doesn’t Matthew 16:24 Prove Lordship Salvation?
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Welcome to the Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob Wilkin and Mike Lii are answering a question about saving faith and Lordship salvation. Some say that following Christ (discipleship) and salvation are the same thing. What is the downside of conflating justification and sanctification? We invite you to listen today (and each weekday) to the Grace in Focus radio!