The discipline of grace
Book • 1994
Jerry Bridges' "The Discipline of Grace" explores the tension between God's grace and our responsibility to live a godly life.
It emphasizes the importance of relying on God's grace for sanctification while simultaneously acknowledging the need for personal effort and discipline.
Bridges argues that true freedom comes from embracing God's grace, which empowers us to overcome sin and live in obedience.
The book offers practical guidance on how to apply grace to daily life, addressing issues such as temptation, failure, and spiritual growth.
It's a classic work that has helped countless Christians understand the transformative power of God's grace.
It emphasizes the importance of relying on God's grace for sanctification while simultaneously acknowledging the need for personal effort and discipline.
Bridges argues that true freedom comes from embracing God's grace, which empowers us to overcome sin and live in obedience.
The book offers practical guidance on how to apply grace to daily life, addressing issues such as temptation, failure, and spiritual growth.
It's a classic work that has helped countless Christians understand the transformative power of God's grace.
