ALL of GRACE

This chapter opens with a heartfelt plea from the writer, who earnestly desires that his words lead many souls to Christ. Written in simple, humble language meant for both the poor and the educated,...

This chapter opens with a touching story about a poor woman who mistook a kind visitor for a rent collector, missing a blessing meant for her. The author uses this illustration to emphasize that God...

The chapter from Romans 4:5 emphasizes God's grace by highlighting His ability to justify those who are ungodly, thus surprising those who believe salvation is reserved only for the righteous. This...

The chapter explores the profound concept of divine justification, illustrating how it brings justice to those who are inherently unjust. It argues against self-justification and emphasizes that only...

This Chapter "JUST AND THE JUSTIFIER" delves into how a just God can justify sinful humans. It explores this theological mystery through Romans 3:21–26, emphasizing that divine justice and mercy...

The chapter "Concerning Deliverance from Sinning" addresses the struggle against sin and emphasizes that true spiritual health involves becoming holy through divine transformation. It highlights the...

The chapter "By grace are ye saved, through faith" explores the foundational role of divine grace in salvation as emphasized in Ephesians 2:8. It portrays God's grace as an inexhaustible source from...

The chapter "Faith, What is it?" breaks down the concept of faith as defined in Ephesians 2:8. It outlines that true faith comprises three elements: knowledge, belief, and trust. Initially, faith...

This chapter explores the nature and power of faith, emphasizing that faith is not an abstract concept but a living, trusting response to God. Faith begins with knowledge of Christ and His promises,...

Faith is chosen as the channel of salvation because it is perfectly fitted to receive grace, gives all glory to God, and unites the sinner to Christ. It is the hand that takes what God provides, not...

In “Alas! I Can Do Nothing!”, Charles Spurgeon addresses the deep struggle of souls who, though believing in Christ’s atonement, feel utterly powerless to do good or even to believe as they should....

This chapter addresses the earnest question of how one can obtain an increase of faith. It emphasizes the practical approach: the shortest way to believe is simply to believe. The reader is...

This chapter emphasizes the necessity and nature of the new birth, or regeneration, which is essential for salvation. The author clarifies that being “born again” is a supernatural act performed by...

This chapter emphasizes the living and exalted nature of Jesus Christ, reminding readers that salvation is not in a dead memory of Christ but in a living Savior who continually intercedes for...

This chapter emphasizes the inseparable connection between repentance and forgiveness in the experience of salvation. True forgiveness cannot exist apart from repentance, and genuine repentance is...

This chapter emphasizes that repentance is a divine gift made possible through the exaltation of Jesus Christ. It explains that human effort alone cannot produce true repentance; rather, it is the...

“The Fear of Final Falling” addresses the common anxiety among believers about whether they will persevere in faith until the end. It emphasizes that relying on one’s own strength leads to failure,...

The chapter Confirmation emphasizes the divine security and perseverance granted to believers through the work of the Holy Spirit. Paul’s assurance that God will confirm His saints “unto the end”...

In Why Saints Persevere, the author emphasizes that the perseverance of believers is founded entirely on the faithfulness of God rather than human effort. Paul’s confidence in the Corinthian saints...

In Close, the author delivers a heartfelt final appeal to the reader, urging them to personally grasp and embrace the truths of salvation through Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that reading alone is...