Stephen R. Lewis

Christopher Cone

Andy Woods

Paul Miles

Mark Musser

Charles C. Bing

Jim Myers

Grant Cameron Hawley

Roger Fankhauser

Jeremy Edmondson

Michael Makidon

Bob Vacendak

L. E. Brown

Philippe Sterling

James Reitman

Joseph Dillow

Mark Piland

Robby Dean

Anthony B. Badger

Have you ever wondered what motivates us if we know heaven is secure, or how "Faith without works is dead" reconciles with salvation by faith alone? What does it mean to work out our own salvation? 21 Tough Questions about Grace digs out the Bible's answers to help you get going on the path toward increased peace and confidence in God's marvelous work of grace.

21 Tough Questions about Grace

The key to understanding the infamous warning passages in the book of Hebrews is to understand the history of the Exodus generation. The Exodus generation is used throughout the book of Hebrews as the primary point of departure to help the Bible student chart his way through the difficulties of the book. Not only does the history of the Exodus generation provide interpretive controls to narrow down the field of meaning when it comes to exegetical problems in the text of Hebrews, but it also provides the serious student of the Word a biblical framework from which to being digging into the details of the text. When it comes to the proper exegesis of the book of the Hebrews, rustic and realistic Old Testament history comes before preconceived theological theories and niceties.

Saints in the Hands of an Angry God

Wrath Or Rest

Mark Musser

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