If our eternity as believers is secure, will we have to give an account for our earthly life? And if so, for what purpose? In this week’s episode, we gain answers to these questions as we discuss the Judgment Seat of Christ with Dr. Joe Wall, author of Going for the Gold and Professor of Systematic Theology at Grace School of Theology.

If our eternity as believers is secure, will we have to give an account for our earthly life? And if so, for what purpose? In this week’s episode, we gain answers to these questions as we discuss the Judgment Seat of Christ with Dr. Joe Wall, author of Going for the Gold and Professor of Systematic Theology at Grace School of Theology.

Imagine serving God in a country where daily threats of persecution exist. Add the obstacles of illiteracy and poverty, and you have a picture of the challenges faced by our guest, Pastor Anise. A student of Grace School of Theology, Pastor Anise is a church planter and youth camp coordinator in a country that is 96% Muslim. Today you will hear his incredible story about the work of our incredible God.

What is needed to secure eternal life? Confession? Repentance? Perseverance in good works? Could it be that passages we assume tell us how to get to heaven aren’t meant for that purpose at all? Dr. Dave Anderson, Founder and President of Grace School of Theology, will help listeners clear the cobwebs of confusion by offering scriptural support for faith alone in Christ alone as the means for receiving eternal life.

If God is sovereign over all creation and mankind, what is His role in government? Does God care about the political process? Does He intend for believers to be involved? Dr. Ken Wilson, Professor of Systematic Theology and Church History at Grace School of Theology, joins us to discuss God’s priorities in government as well as his book, The Moral Mandate to Vote.