September 27, 2024 by Bob Wilkin in Blog - antinomianism, wages of sin
Are there Free Grace people who fall away morally or doctrinally

Michael sent in this excellent question: Good afternoon. I recently listened to your radio episode from August 7th titled “If I Lose Assurance, Do I Lose Everlasting Life?” During this […]

October 18, 2021 by Shawn Lazar in Blog - antinomianism, Grace, Michael Eaton
A High Doctrine of Grace

I love being accused of giving people a license to sin. True, that’s a serious misunderstanding of my position. However, it’s a misunderstanding that arises when someone realizes what I’m […]

Does Eternal Security Teaching Lead People to Eternal Condemnation_

Someone sent me a link to a rather extreme Arminian preacher. Most who believe you can lose everlasting life think that people who believe you can’t lose your salvation still […]

December 21, 2018 by Ken Yates in Blog - antinomianism, Gospel, Grace, law
Are you accused of being against the law_

Years ago, there was a popular country song called “I Loved Her First.” It was about a young woman getting married. The song is from the perspective of the woman’s […]

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