How does our view of God’s sovereignty affect our view of salvation? Dr. Ken Wilson, Professor of Systematic Theology and Church History at Grace School of Theology, is our guest as we explore the issues of free will, foreknowledge, and God’s amazing grace.
Over the past 2 weeks, we’ve talked about why apologetics is important and how believers can use this discipline to point to the truth of God’s Word. But in a world riddled with thousands of philosophies, people struggle to see clear truth. As we end this series with Paco Cortez, join us to learn some practical steps that Christians can take as we face challenges in bringing the light of God’s truth into our contemporary culture.
When doubt surrounding our faith strikes us, how do we find our way back to a place of assurance? This week, Assistant Professor of Apologetics, Paco Cortez, tells us more about how apologetics can prepare believers to effectively deal with doubt.
When we are asked why we believe what we believe, do we have a ready answer? Grace School of Theology professor and apologist, Paco Cortez, helps us get a better understanding of the subject of apologetics, what it is, and how it can help Christians find answers to difficult questions that we may face about our faith.
Over the last year, we have been incredibly blessed to welcome listeners from 49 states and more than 80 countries. In celebration of the one-year anniversary of the Saving Grace Podcast, we are airing a special encore presentation of our debut episode entitled “Why Grace? Why Now?” Listen and rediscover how different our lives can be when we truly grasp God’s amazing grace.
In a world filled with hate, how can Christians demonstrate that love is stronger? Dr. Dave Anderson directs us to Christ’s example in the Bible and gives practical advice on how we can exercise grace, not only toward people we love, but even more toward people who hurt us.
Dr. Dave Anderson, President of Grace School of Theology, joins the podcast to answer a question from one of our listeners: “What does it mean to be human?” Listen as we unpack what the Bible says about concepts such as “the image of God,” souls and spirit, and how human life intersects with the spiritual realm.
When people read the Bible, one common question is, “How do we apply it?” Dr. Ezekiel Serrato, dean and professor at Grace School of Theology, suggests that the first question should be, “How do we interpret it?” Join us as we talk about how hermeneutics can help us find the balance between correct interpretation and appropriate application.
How can people in different countries around the world study the Bible through their cultural lens and still arrive at the same interpretation? Dr. Ezekiel Serrato, Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology at Grace School of Theology, joins us to share about the importance of biblical hermeneutics and his experience leading seminary courses with students across the globe.
What kind of future can believers in Christ Jesus look forward to? We end our series on the End Times with Dr. Joe Wall, Professor of Systematic Theology at Grace School of Theology and author of the book “Going for the Gold.” Discover the amazing things revealed in the Bible about our home in eternity and the importance of these revelations to our lives today.
