God Chose to Save: Why Man Cannot and Will Not be Saved Apart from Election
Who is in control of salvation...God or man?
In God Chose To Save, God's wonderful plan of election is explained in a clear and readable fashion. Rather than stacking a dizzying array of verses together to 'prove a point', the author carefully explains key texts as they pertain to the overall themes of the Bible.
Charitable, yet refreshingly honest, this book needs to be read by all Christians who desire a closer walk with the sovereign Lord of the Universe and who want a better understanding of the immeasurable richness of God's grace in choosing to save sinners.
"In God Chose to Save, author Joseph M. Bianchi presents a irenic, easy-to-follow discussion of the nature of the gospel and the necessity of God's gracious act of divine election. By raising thematic issues (rather than lists of texts), Bianchi invites the reader to consider well the consistency of their own view of the gospel. This work will find its place among those books we offer to others who have sincere questions about what it means to be Reformed." - James R. White, Director, Alpha and Omega Ministries
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Who is in control of salvation...God or man?
In God Chose To Save, God's wonderful plan of election is explained in a clear and readable fashion. Rather than stacking a dizzying array of verses together to 'prove a point', the author carefully explains key texts as they pertain to the overall themes of the Bible.
Charitable, yet refreshingly honest, this book needs to be read by all Christians who desire a closer walk with the sovereign Lord of the Universe and who want a better understanding of the immeasurable richness of God's grace in choosing to save sinners.
"In God Chose to Save, author Joseph M. Bianchi presents a irenic, easy-to-follow discussion of the nature of the gospel and the necessity of God's gracious act of divine election. By raising thematic issues (rather than lists of texts), Bianchi invites the reader to consider well the consistency of their own view of the gospel. This work will find its place among those books we offer to others who have sincere questions about what it means to be Reformed." - James R. White, Director, Alpha and Omega Ministries
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