Our Sin and the Savior: Understanding the Need for Renewing and Sanctifying Grace (Compact Expository Pulpit Commentary Series)

by David A. Harrell

Publishers:

Great Writing Publications; Shepherd’s Fire

, 2019

Overview

There is perhaps no greater example of beguiling deceit in the church today than the distortions surrounding the doctrine of sin and the power of the gospel to save sinners from it. Unfortunately, when sin is whitewashed, the Savior becomes irrelevant, regeneration unnecessary, and worldliness replaces godliness. This mini-book examines these matters in the light of Scripture to help the reader better understand the mystery of the cross and people’s desperate need for renewing and sanctifying grace.

Key Features

• Demonstrates the power of the gospel to save sinners from sin.
• Helps the reader better understand the mystery of the cross.
• Responds people’s desperate need for renewing and sanctifying grace.

Product Details

• Title: Our Sin and the Savior: Understanding the Need for Renewing and Sanctifying Grace
• Author: David A. Harrell
• Series: Compact Expository Pulpit Commentary Series
• Publisher: Great Writing Publications
• Print Publication Date: 2019
• Logos Release Date: 2023
• Pages: 88
• Era: era:contemporary
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
• Subject: Sin
• ISBNs: 9781734345209, 1734345209
• Resource ID: LLS:CEPCSSIN
• Resource Type: Monograph
• Metadata Last Updated: 2023-02-02T19:29:41Z

About David A. Harrell

David A. Harrel is currently the senior pastor-teacher of Calvary Bible Church where he has served since 1994. After attending the Moody Bible Institute, he graduated from Grace College, Grace Theological Seminary, and the Omega (formerly Oxford) Graduate School where he earned the Doctor of Philosophy degree in the Integration of Religion and Society. He is a former Associate Professor of Biblical Counseling at the Master’s University, Santa Clarita, CA., and founder of Shepherd’s Fire, www.shepherdsfire.org, the mass communication arm of his ministry. He and his wife, Nancy, have three children and seven grandchildren.