The Gospel of Saving Grace

"For by grace you have been saved through faith; and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God" (Ephesians 2:8).

The Gospel of Saving Grace is a 310-page hardcover by Chad Sychtysz on one of the most important and most misunderstood subjects in the Bible.

How This Book Helps

Almost everyone wants to be with God someday, and every believer knows they're saved by grace. Far fewer can explain what grace is, how a person comes to it, or how it relates to obedience and law. Confusion on those points has divided whole denominations.

Sychtysz explains both sides of God's fellowship with us: what God gives that we could never earn, and how we are to prepare our hearts to receive it. He covers the doctrine of grace, the things that keep people from it, and the grace-filled life, and he closes with a chapter comparing Calvinism with what the Bible teaches. The book is written so that any reader can follow it.

What's Inside

Section One: The Doctrine of Saving Grace

• The Saving Grace of God
• Grace Is Not a Burden
• Grace Is a Gift
• The Source of Saving Grace
• The Biblical Teaching of Grace
• The Access to Saving Grace
• Law and Grace

Section Two: Resistance to Grace

• The Problem of Unbelief
• The Problem of Guilt
• The Problem of Abuse
• The Problem of Pride

Section Three: The Grace-filled Life

• Bringing Grace to Life
• Approaching the Throne of Grace
• Touched by Grace
• The All-sufficiency of Grace
• The Effect of Saving Grace on Believers

The book closes with a chapter on Calvinism and Christianity, a conclusion, endnotes, and a list of sources.

Format & Features

A 310-page hardcover with seventeen chapters in three sections, plus endnotes and a source list.

Who It's For

Christians who want a clear, biblical understanding of grace, Bible class teachers and preachers looking for a thorough resource, and anyone wrestling with how grace, faith, and obedience fit together.

Common Questions

Is there an audiobook?
Yes. The Gospel of Saving Grace audiobook is available as downloadable MP3 files.

Does it address Calvinism?
Yes. Chapter seventeen compares the Calvinist doctrine of grace with what the Bible teaches.

Can a Bible class use it?
Yes. It works for personal reading, and its chapters divide naturally into lessons for an adult class or small group.

Watch Chad Introduce the Book

More Books by Chad Sychtysz

Being Born of God, The Holy Spirit of God, The Kingdom of God, The New Testament Pattern, The Gospel of Forgiveness, Christian Thinking, Seeking the Sacred, A Study of Prayer and Praying, and This World Is Not Your Home. See all of his books, commentaries, and workbooks on his author page.

About the Author

Chad Sychtysz has preached the gospel since 1994, serving churches in Alaska and Washington state. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in History and has written more than twenty-five books and workbooks on the Bible, including the Quick Study Commentary and Personal Study series. He lives in Billings, Montana.

Product Details

• Author: Chad Sychtysz
• Publisher: Spiritbuilding Publishers
• Pages: 310
• Format: Hardcover
• ISBN: 9780999068472
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