Presenting Your Testimony-Conclusion
, , , , , ,
Welcome to Grace in Focus Radio and to a New Year! Today, Kathryn Wright and Bob Wilkin bring a summary and conclusion to “testimonies,” the topic they have addressed here for the past few episodes. They review some pitfalls in the way Christians think about assurance and testimonies. What authority should emotion and experience have? Why is there a missing emphasis on truth today? Join us every weekday for Grace in Focus Radio!

Speak Truth and Do Not Lie to One Another (Ephesians 4:25; Colossians 3:9-10)

by in - , , , ,
Our culture has a truth crisis. You can see the crisis at work on many levels. For example, you can see it in journalistic bias, where unquestioned “facts” seem to change week by week. And the confusion over fact and fiction is unmistakable in the crazy posts shared on social media by friends who can’t
read more

Traditionalism or Biblicism? 

by in - ,
It takes a certain kind of temperament to be a Biblicist. Not everyone is up to it. It’s much easier to go with what is traditional or common or whatever the majority believes. But the Biblicist—or anyone interested in the truth of any subject—knows that he or she will sometimes have to go against the
read more
If Jesus Takes Away the Sins of the World, Is Everyone on Earth Forgiven?
, ,
In today's episode of Grace in Focus, we are continuing to answer some of listeners' questions. Bob and Shawn will be taking a look at John 1:29 and unpacking the issue of forgiveness, especially as it relates to the gospel of John. The guys will also be addressing some of the misconceptions of forgiveness and drawing some distinctions we often miss. You don't want to miss this interesting discussion.

J.K. Rowling and the Pressure to Exchange the Truth for a Lie (Romans 1:23-25)

by in - , , , , , ,
J.K. Rowling, famed author of the Harry Potter series, was recently attacked (again) by members of the transsexual movement. She shared a headline that read: “Creating a more equal post-COVID-19 world for people who menstruate.” To which Rowling commented, “‘People who menstruate.’ I’m sure there used to be a word for those people. Someone help
read more

“No Pure Gospel”?

by in - ,
“There’s no pure gospel in the world.” Recently, I took a class at an Evangelical seminary when someone made that statement. He continued: “In fact, I’d be really afraid if someone thought that he had the pure gospel!” It was not clear what he meant by “pure gospel.” Did he mean “no one really knows
read more