Spurgeon, Charles H.
All of Grace (McCaskel)
All of Grace is one of the most significant books written by one of the most influential authors on the most important subject—the gospel.
Here is the Prince of Preachers clearly and precisely outlining the way of salvation. Salvation is not by works, but by grace alone—from start to finish, it’s all of grace. This book contains an unguent and powerful message that needs to be read, understood, and believed by all.
This book is C. H. Spurgeon at his best.
Table of Contents:
- To You
- What Are We At?
- God Justifies the Ungodly
- It Is God Who Justifies
- Just and the Justifier
- Deliverance from Sinning
- By Grace through Faith
- What Is Faith?
- How May Faith Be Illustrated?
- Why Are We Saved by Faith?
- I Can Do Nothing!
- The Increase of Faith
- Regeneration and the Holy Spirit
- My Redeemer Lives
- Repentance Must Go with Forgiveness
- How Repentance Must Go with Forgiveness
- How Repentance Is Given
- The Fear of Final Falling
- Confirmation
- Why Saints Persevere
- Conclusion
Author
C. H. Spurgeon (1834-1892), an English Baptist pastor, preached his first sermon at sixteen. At twenty-two, he was the most popular preacher of his day, consistently addressing congregations over six thousand. He was also active in philanthropic work and evangelism and was the author of several books.
Editor
Stephen McCaskell is an award-winning filmmaker from Manitoba, Canada. His documentaries have been seen by millions of people in over 120 countries.