
Unlimited Grace: The Heart Chemistry That Frees from Sin and Fuels the Christian Life
autor Bryan Chapell
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Confusion about the nature of God's grace can easily lead to an unhealthy concern about the security of our salvation on the one hand or the belief that we don't need to strive for holiness on the other. Do we know the real meaning of grace as described in Scripture? In this gentle and compassionate book, pastor Bryan Chapell explains how grace not only frees us from sin, but also serves as fuel for the Christian life. By explaining why grace is important and helping us to see evidence of God's grace in all of Scripture, Chapell shows us the transformation that occurs when God's grace produces gratitude within us, leading to heartfelt obedience.
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