description: What makes the difference between saved and lost people? Are Catholics and Arminians saved? What does every regenerate person believe about the Gospel? What is the minimum requirement to be a real Christian? These and other crucial issues are explored in The Grace of God that Justifies. This volume provides a penetrating discussion which compellingly maintains the Christian view of the essential article of the Gospel that Luther asserted was Â“the article of the church, by which it stands or fallsÂ”: free-grace justification. That is, Gospel salvation is conditioned on ChristÂ’s atoning blood and imputed righteousness alone, not on the will or works of the sinner. Sure to provoke controversy, and supplying a wealth of Scripture, this writing is an urgently needed antidote to stem modern EvangelicalismÂ’s current state of widespread error over what constitutes a genuine Christian. A must-read for every pastor, scholar, and layperson, it issues a clarion call to the saints to uphold the Â“Gospel StandardÂ” and biblical faith, and to the glory of God, showing the errors in the humanism of a Â“freewillÂ” gospel which leads to damnable heresies, counterfeit evangelism, and false conversions to Â“another Jesus.Â”
language: English
title: The Grace of God That Justifies: A Biblical Defense of the Gospel of Free-Grace Justification
titlecomplete: The Grace of God That Justifies: A Biblical Defense of the Gospel of Free-Grace Justification
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publisher: Writers Club Pr