January 25, 2022     Believers, Jas 3:1, Jas 5:9, Judgment, Rom 5:12-21

Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. On today’s episode, we will hear Bob and Shawn discuss judgement in the book of James. Specifically, James 3:1 and the judgement for teachers. […]

November 19, 2020 by Shawn Lazar in Blog - Judgment, Luke, Mercy, sermon on the plain
You Get What You Give

In Jesus’ sermon on the plain, He gives some extremely demanding commands: “But I say to you who hear: Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless […]

What is Dan 9:12-13 saying about judgment and repentance? What are the consequences of sin and how does this apply to our day? Listen to Bob and Shawn’s great discussion […]

Future Judgment in Ecclesiastes

Although Ecclesiastes is written from the perspective “under the sun,” you do see some glimpses of eternity. As I wrote in an earlier blog, Solomon did mention life beyond the […]

Will be there be shame at the Judgment Seat of Christ_

I received the following email: I understand the deadly consequences of unrepentant sin in this life. But I don’t get the idea of negative consequences at the Judgment Seat of […]

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