The glory of grace

The Canons of Dort, an important confession of the Reformed Churches for hundreds of years, clearly teach that salvation is by grace alone through Christ alone. Still, some think it's an intimidating document and wonder why it was written. In The Glory of Grace, William Boekestein and Evan Hughes help our children understand the tough challenges the Churches in the Netherlands faced with the Arminian distortion of the gospel message. In this story about the Synod of Dort (1618), children will learn about the history and ideas that shaped the Canons of Dort and will better appreciate this great treasure of the Reformed faith and its emphasis on God's glory in graciously saving sinners.

"A great introduction to the events and characters behind the Canons of Dort. An excellent, easy-to-read, reliable, and informative work." Carl R. Trueman, Professor of Church History at Westminster Theological Seminary

"Believers who treasure the teaching of salvation by grace alone, through Christ's work alone, will appreciate the publication of this book. May it serve to 'tell to the coming generation the praises of the Lord, and his strength, and the wonderful works that he has done' (Psalm 78:4)." Cornelis P. Venema, author of By the Grace of God Alone: An Exposition of the Canons of Dort