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.
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Doctrinal Déjà Vu: An Old Issue—Faith and Assurance
A February 1989 Grace in Focus article in which Zane Hodges revisits an older theological debate over faith and assurance, arguing that Reformed theology deprives believers of true assurance by making works the test of saving faith.
Repentance: Chapter 12 of Absolutely Free!
A reading on Repentance: Chapter 12 of Absolutely Free!
Sermon Framework for Victor Street Bible Chapel (1992)
A brief ministry document outlining a sermon framework and practical speaking guidance for Victor Street Bible Chapel in 1992.
After God’s Discipline (Genesis 31:17–55) (Sermon Notes)
These are Zane Hodges’s handwritten sermon notes on Genesis 31:17–55, titled After God’s Discipline.
The Fruits of a Dysfunctional Family (Genesis 27:41–46) (Sermon Notes)
These are Zane Hodges’s handwritten sermon notes on Genesis 27:41–46, titled The Fruits of a Dysfunctional Family.
Why Pray for Government Authorities? (1 Timothy 2:1–4) (Email Q&A)
A brief email exchange between Bill Fiess and Zane Hodges concerning 1 Timothy 2:1–4, especially why believers are urged to pray for kings and all who are in authority so that they may lead quiet and peaceable lives.
Is There a Divine Hair Length? (1 Corinthians 11:14–15) (Email Q&A)
A brief email exchange between Bill Fiess and Zane Hodges concerning the meaning of 1 Corinthians 11:14–15, especially whether these verses establish a divinely fixed hair length for men or women.
The Lord’s Supper (1 Corinthians 11:20–34) (Email Q&A)
A longer email exchange between Bill Fiess and Zane Hodges concerning the biblical basis for a “Breaking of Bread Service” and the nature of the Lord’s Supper in the New Testament church.
