The Amazing Grace of God

If you have come to understand, believe, and appreciate these valuable biblical truths labeled under the title “the doctrines of grace,” you will undoubtedly have been asked questions such as these:

“What do you mean when you speak of the doctrines of grace?”

“Do you mean that you believe God chooses some people to save them and does not intend or plan to save everyone?”

“Do you really believe that the Bible teaches that God saves people against their will?”

If you wish to have a small volume, intended to provide clear and convincing biblical answers to these and other similar questions, you hold it in your hands. If you are one of those who have begun to be concerned about being a modern “Berean Christian,” a person determined to follow wherever the hand of Scripture may lead them, this book is for you.

Pastor Meadows lets the Bible itself convey its own message of grace, with its own words of grace, carefully avoiding any unbiblical terms or phrases that might cause outbursts and unnecessary confusion. He has written these pages in a simple, lucid, and pastorally warm manner, with the desire to guide us to worship the God of all grace and to provide us with the biblical material to help others know and worship before the throne of God’s amazing grace. —Albert N. Martin

The doctrines of grace are the very heart and soul of the only saving gospel of Jesus Christ. These five God-honoring truths stand together as one systematic theology. They speak with one voice and bear brave testimony that God saves sinners. In Amazing Grace, D. Scott Meadows provides us with an excellent and concise analysis of these valuable, crystal-clear, and, in my opinion, highly convincing biblical truths. Throughout this profound work, Meadows puts his finger on the vital nerve of what true saving grace entails. You will undoubtedly discover that in this careful handling of Scripture, the astonishing majesty of the highest peaks of Sovereign Grace stands out clearly. It is certainly a very useful resource that you will want to study and share with others. —Dr. Steven J. Lawson, Senior Pastor, Christ Fellowship Baptist Church, Mobile, Alabama