All of Grace($6.99Value)

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This is a book about grace. First published in 1885, when Spurgeon's debilitating health struggles were preventing his ability to stand and preach before his congregation, this evangelistic tract was intended to provide a clear, compelling, and concise address regarding the role of God's grace in the conversion of the sinner. Spurgeon's audience is twofold: (1) the unbelieving sinner who has not yet turned to Christ in repentance and faith, and (2) the true convert who needs the staggering realities of God's grace re-preached anew to his heart. What Spurgeon emphasizes throughout, with unrelenting fervency and conviction, is that salvation is all of grace, from the beginning to the end. Rather than looking to themselves, to their unworthiness, or even to their faith, the sinner must look to the object of saving faith, which is the Lord Jesus Christ Himself. It is truly all of grace, from justification by faith, to deliverance from sin's power, to the preservation of the saints unto eternal glory. God's grace guarantees it all, because it is all of grace to begin with.