New Booklet about the Doctrines of Grace
In Reformed Baptist FellowshipAfter an introductory section explaining the biblical concept of grace in general, the five points are recast in terms of grace instead of the traditional labels.
- Not “Total depravity” but OUR NEED OF GRACE
- Not “Unconditional election” but THE ELECTION OF GRACE (a phrase found in Scripture itself)
- Not “Limited atonement” or “particular redemption” but THE PRICE OF GRACE
- Not “Irresistible grace” or “the effectual call” but THE ATTRACTION OF GRACE
- Not “Perseverance of the saints” but THE TRIUMPH OF GRACE
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Here is what others are saying about it:If you have come to understand, believe, and cherish those precious Bible truths that are oft tagged with the name the doctrines of grace, you have no doubt been asked such questions as these:
What do you mean when you speak of the doctrines of grace?
Do you mean to say that you believe that God chooses some people to be saved and does not purpose or plan to save all?
Do you actually believe that the Bible teaches that God saves people against their will?
If you desire to have a small volume calculated to furnish you with clear and compelling scriptural answers to these and other related questions, you are holding just such a volume in your hands. If you are one of those who have begun to be concerned to be modern Berean Christian, a man or woman determined to follow wherever the hand of Scripture may lead you, this is the book for you.
Carefully avoiding any unbiblical terms and phrases that can precipitate knee-jerk reactions and unnecessary confusion, Pastor Meadows allows the Bible itself to speak its own message of grace in its own words of grace. In a profoundly simple, lucid, and pastorally warm and engaging way, Pastor Meadows has written these pages desiring to lead us to worship the God of all grace and to furnish us the biblical stuff to help others to know and worship at the footstool of God’s amazing grace.
—Albert N. Martin, former Pastor
Trinity Baptist Church, Montville, New Jersey
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The doctrines of grace are the very heart and soul of the one, saving
gospel of Jesus Christ. These five God-honoring truths stand together
as one body of divinity. They speak with one voice and boldly testify
that God saves sinners.In God’s Astounding Grace, D. Scott Meadows provides us with an excellent, concise survey of these precious truths that is biblically based, crystal-clear, and, I believe, highly compelling. Throughout this insightful work, Meadows puts his finger on the vital nerve of what is true saving grace. You will surely discover that his careful handling of Scripture brings into sharp focus the stunning majesty of the loftiest mountain peaks of sovereign grace. To be sure, this is a helpful resource that you will want to study and share with others.
—Dr. Steven J. Lawson, Senior Pastor
Christ Fellowship Baptist Church, Mobile, Alabama
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I just finished reading Pastor D. Scott Meadows’ new booklet entitled God’s Astounding Grace,
and I recommend it highly. This work is a clear and concise
presentation of things “most surely believed among us,” the five points
of Calvinism.I love sound, concise resources that I can give to people as a “one-stop shop” where readers can get a good sense of a particular doctrine in a brief amount of time. In about 30 pages, Scott very carefully and pastorally sets forth in a compelling way those grand truths which teach that “salvation is of the Lord.”
Reformed Christians will find it helpful to have some of these booklets on hand. May I suggest placing an order and distributing them to your people? I would also recommend giving them to those visiting our churches who might have questions about these extremely important matters.
—Rob Ventura, Pastor
Grace Community Baptist Church, N. Providence, Rhode Island
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