Repentance and Grace

Misunderstandings about repentance and grace are affecting Christians' personal walks as well as their understanding and sharing of the gospel. These misunderstandings are also at the root of numerous controversies among churches-such as the "Lordship Salvation/Free Grace" debate-fracturing the evangelical community.

This book carefully examines and clearly explains these foundational doctrines in a non-denominational manner using the language of the Bible, showing from the Scriptures what these doctrines mean to those who would come after Jesus.

In it, the simple and harmonious meanings of repentance and grace in the New Testament are defined and thoroughly demonstrated from the Bible. The basic relationships between them and faith, the gospel, salvation, and sanctification are simply but precisely described. Along the way, it addresses common misunderstandings and objections that hamper a biblical understanding.

Quotations from the Scriptures are printed in italics, and in book formats printed in color (not this paperback version) they are also shown in red, so that readers may more easily distinguish and refer to those words of truth when evaluating what is said about them.