Counterfeit Grace by Joseph Prince

Counterfeit Grace
by Joseph Prince

ISBN-13: 9789811417610
Paperback: 86 pages
Publisher: Media Pte
Released: 2019

Source: ebook review copy from the publisher through NetGalley.

Book Description, Modified from Goodreads:
For there to be a counterfeit, there has to be a true and genuine grace. True grace transforms lives. It saves and liberates people. It breaks bondages and has the power to help us live a victorious, God-glorifying life. Because of this, the enemy has thrown up many controversies and misconceptions surrounding grace. Find out what true grace is, and what it is not. Delve into Scripture to uncover much-needed answers to questions like: Does grace give people a license to sin? Does grace mean everyone is automatically saved? Does being under grace mean I no longer have to confess my sins? Is holiness important under grace?


My Review:
Counterfeit Grace looks at what the Bible has to say about grace to counter wrong ideas about grace, like grace means people are free to sin. The author answers common objections to teaching about God's grace. His answers were clear, Bible-based, and didn't take long to read. This is a good book for anyone, but especially to help legalistic Christians to better understand true grace as taught in the bible.


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