The All-Sufficiency of Christ . . .

The All-Sufficiency of Christ addresses what Mackintosh calls a lack of “settled peace” in the church: individuals who drift, worry, doubt, and feel external pressures on their salvation. Much of the anxiety stems from an awareness of the gap between the suffering in the world and the promises of God. The work of Christ resolves this conflict—Christ provides comfort by conquering evil. In The All-Sufficiency of Christ, Mackintosh succinctly outlines the ramifications of redemption in Christ for the world.