What does it mean to be "saved by grace"? Many believers are confused and intimidated by the doctrine of salvation, and as a result are missing out on the freedom of God's grace. Michael Horton reminds us of the Reformation's radical view of God and his saving grace, the liberating yet humbling truth that we contribute nothing to our salvation. This book clearly lays out the Scriptural basis for this important doctrine and the implications of this message for a vibrant evangelical faith. Horton's accessible treatment of who does what in salvation will inspire a fresh amazement at God's grace.
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Reviewed by Dennis W Richardson (Beaverton, Oregon), October 28, 2003
Putting Amazing Back into Grace (PABIG) freed me from a life of guilt, discouragement and fear. As a believer, I wanted to please God but couldn't attain/maintain that life which I so desired to live before Him. As difficulties arose in my life, I deemed them as being sent from God because of His displeasure. Unbeknown to me, major crises loomed on the horizon when I obtained my copy of PABIG. If it had not been for the clarity of GRACE presented in PABIG, I'm not sure I would have survived the years that followed. Thanks to God's use of PABIG in my life, I not only survived but spiritually prospered. Although in all truthfulness I dislike trials and would that they not come, I now see them as useful to God's purpose in my life and not as something He sent as a result of His displeasure.
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