Chosen by God [R.C. Sproul]

Back in 2000, I started worshipping at Christ Covenant Church, a small Southern Baptist Church in Zionsville, Indiana. It was here where I was introduced to Dr. Sproul's Chosen By God. I was a new believer when I first read Sproul's examination of predestination, and I felt a second read was in order.

Chosen by God is over 210 pages long and is divided into nine chapters. Topics covered include the sovereignty of God, free will, regeneration, hyper-Calvinism, eternal security, the unpardonable sin, limited atonement, evangelism, and more. If these terms are unfamiliar to you, I highly recommend reading Dr. Sproul's book. If you are familiar with the terms but struggle comprehending that God chooses who goes to Heaven and who does not, I recommend this book. Chosen by God contains easy-to-read charts and lists, many pages of Scripture, and simple summaries at the end of the chapters. My second reading of Dr. Sproul's book was beneficial and enjoyable, and I will be sure to recommend this book to anyone who has an interest in learning about God's perfect plan.

This is the second book by RC Sproul I have read and it was fantastic. I also read his book What is Reformed Theology, and though the subject matter is similiar Chosen by God is the berrer of the two.

Chosen by God discusses the subject of predestination and election from a Calvinist point of view and does so with simplicity and clarity that the other book lacks. Clearly RC Sproul is in the minority religiously speaking, but his presentation of the subject makes it easy to understand why he , and now I, believes the way he does. His arguments have convinced at least one person (this reviewer) to change the way he thinks and believes regarding this issue.

Highly reccomended!!!

One of the best books I've read on the subject of God's Sovereignty in Election.

Easy to read, well written, a keeper.

Excellent book! Logical and spiritual book on predestination that is easy to read. For a more technical view on the same subject by the same author, try Willing to Believe: The Controversy over Free Will by RC Sproul.

This book is an absolute must read for those who are struggling with the doctrine of predestination. Dr. Sproul presents this doctrine with unbelievable clarity. It is an easy read as well. I would recommend this to anyone who is interested in learning about predestination.