The signal doctrines of Calvinism are not merely theologically satisfying, but also spiritually edifying and a bedrock of comfort. Phillips spends entire chapters clarifying the profound counsel found in the sovereignty of God, total depravity, unconditional election, limited atonement, irresistible grace, and the perseverance of the saints. 111 pages, hardcover. Ligonier Ministries.

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Reviewed by David Simpson (Wilkes Barre, PA), April 24, 2008

I wish all would take the time and read this compact little book and get excited about how great, and how God is still Soveriegn and works out his Soveriegn Grace in saving his people. This book opens the door to bring back the church to its Biblical roots! The Soveriegn Grace of our Holy, Just, and Loving God. He gets the full glory in this great book.

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