Zane C. Hodges explains Matthew 25:34–36 as a future judgment at the beginning of Christ’s Millennial Kingdom, when Gentile believers will be tested by their treatment of Jewish evangelists during the Tribulation.
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Projects of the Zane Hodges Library — April–June 2026
A brief update on current Zane Hodges Library projects, including translations, captioned videos, books, social media, website improvements, and the Faithful Majority Translation of John.
Projects of the Zane Hodges Library — July–September 2026
A brief update on current Zane Hodges Library projects, including the Faithful Majority Translation of John, social media, translation work, captioned videos, and recent English books.
Shall We Pray? (1 Timothy 2:1–4)
An April 1990 Grace in Focus article on 1 Timothy 2:1–4 in which Zane Hodges argues that Christians should pray for all people in light of God’s universal love, Christ’s ransom for all, and the church’s role in the worldwide spread of the gospel.
Significance of The Kerugma Message — January–March 2026
This brief history explains the origins of The Kerugma Message and its 2026 relaunch by Zane Hodges Library under the updated title The Kerugma Message II.
What If It Doesn’t Work?
A November 1989 Grace in Focus article in which Zane Hodges argues that believing in Jesus Christ for eternal life always “works,” and that so-called false professions result not from defective faith but from a failure to understand the gospel clearly.
What Is a Dead Faith? (James 2) (English)
A 1992 message on James 2:14–26, exploring the expression “save your souls” in James 1:21 and showing that “save” in James is about saving your earthly lives, not salvation from hell.
Word from the Zane Hodges Library — January–March 2026
Mike Lii thanks supporters of Zane Hodges Library and outlines current and future projects devoted to preserving and sharing Zane Hodges’s Free Grace teaching.
Word from the Zane Hodges Library — July–September 2026
Mike Lii explains how donations to Zane Hodges Library support its Free Grace ministry, ongoing projects, and efforts to maintain its U.S. tax-deductible status.
