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Free Grace and the Gospel Call: God’s Offer and the Work of His Sovereign Love
A Classic Defense Of Divine Grace, For All Who Long To Understand How God Calls, Redeems, And Transforms His People.
In every age, the Gospel of Jesus Christ is freely offered to the world—but it is only through the power of divine grace that any heart is truly moved to believe. This timeless work, first written to clarify the harmony between God’s sovereign grace and His universal call to sinners, speaks with remarkable freshness to believers today.

Free Grace and the Gospel Call shows that the message of salvation is both a universal offer and a particular work. The Gospel goes out to all, proclaiming God’s mercy to every soul, yet only those chosen and called by the Spirit are able to receive it with faith. Far from diminishing human responsibility or God’s compassion, this truth magnifies both. It reveals the depth of man’s need and the greatness of God’s love that overcomes it.
In these stirring pages, you will discover:

• How the general offer of salvation magnifies God’s patience and goodness.
• Why election, redemption, and calling display the richness of divine love.
• What it means that human will is impotent without grace, and yet still accountable.
• How the doctrines of grace, when rightly understood, lead to humility, gratitude, and obedience.
• Why the truth of predestination is not cold philosophy, but the warm foundation of worship.

The author’s purpose is not mere debate—it is devotion. He writes as one eager to lead readers away from empty controversy and into heartfelt worship. True theology, he reminds us, always ends in praise. The clearer we see God’s sovereignty, the deeper we bow before Him; the more we grasp the freeness of His grace, the stronger our love and holiness become.
This edition presents the work in clear, updated language while preserving its Puritan warmth and precision. Whether you are a student of theology or a believer longing to grow in grace, this book will help you behold the glory of the Gospel—how God freely offers salvation, effectually calls His own, and sustains them by the power of His love.
If you have ever wrestled with questions about divine election, human will, or the meaning of God’s free offer to sinners, this book will deepen your understanding and awaken your worship.

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I AM A CHILD OF GOD!
There is perhaps no phrase spoken more lightly today than, “I am a child of God.” Yet Scripture teaches that to be God’s child is not simply a title we claim, but a life we are brought into—a life of the Spirit, a life marked by inward transformation, communion with Christ, and the witness of the Holy Spirit within.

But what if many who assume they are God’s children have never learned to walk or live in the Spirit at all?
What if we have settled for words without life, identity without intimacy, belief without the inward reality of God’s presence?

This book is a gracious, earnest call to return to the heart of true Christianity.
Drawing deeply from the searching yet tender writings of the Puritans, this work leads the reader through two vital pillars of the Christian life:

1. The Weaned Child
   How God loosens our hearts from lesser loves, false comforts, and self-dependence so that we may find rest and satisfaction in Him alone.
2. The Witness of the Spirit
   How the Holy Spirit personally assures the believer of adoption, giving inward peace, joy, and the living knowledge that we belong to God.

This is not a book of empty theory. It is for those who hunger for:
• A faith that is stable, not tossed by emotion or circumstance
• A love for God that is deep, not merely spoken
• A walk with God that is real, not imagined
• A life lived from the Spirit, not the flesh
If you have ever felt that something vital was missing in your Christian life…
If you have longed for a faith that is alive, steady, and burning with love for Christ…
If you desire to know God not just in belief, but in experience…
Then this book is your invitation.
Not to a new doctrine.
Not to spiritual striving.
But to the life Jesus promised:
“You will know that I am in the Father, and you in Me, and I in you.”
A child of God is not merely a believer in name.
A child of God is one who lives from the Spirit, walks in the Spirit, and finds joy in the Father’s love.
The question is not meant to trouble you.
It is meant to awaken you.
Are you a child of God in name… or in spirit and in truth?
If your heart longs to know—this book was written for you.

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FREE GRACE RIGHTLY UNDERSTOOD: The Doctrine of Free Grace Misunderstood and Abused—A Call to Return to Biblical Truth

In an age of theological confusion and gospel distortion, this collection of Puritan writings stands as a beacon of biblical clarity on the most essential doctrine of the Christian faith: the free grace of God. At a time when grace is being twisted into a thousand counterfeits—from "cheap grace" that requires no transformation to the prosperity gospel that promises health and wealth—the Church desperately needs to return to the fountain of pure doctrine.

WHAT MAKES THIS BOOK ESSENTIAL FOR TODAY'S CHURCH?

The 21st century has witnessed an unprecedented assault on the doctrine of grace. Prosperity preachers have reduced God's grace to a cosmic vending machine. Therapeutic Christianity has transformed grace into a mere divine affirmation of self-worth. Universalists have stripped grace of its exclusivity, insisting all will be saved regardless of faith in Christ. Meanwhile, subtle forms of works-righteousness have crept back into evangelical churches, making assurance rest on human performance rather than Christ's finished work.

Against this backdrop of confusion, the Puritan understanding of free grace offers a corrective that is both ancient and urgently relevant. These theological giants understood what many modern Christians have forgotten: grace is both absolutely free and absolutely transforming. It owes nothing to human merit yet leaves no one unchanged who has truly encountered it.

WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER IN THESE PAGES:
This carefully curated collection features influential writings from several Puritan authors, including the penetrating works of James Smith and other faithful ministers of the gospel. Their writings will take you on a profound spiritual journey:

The Wonder of Sovereign Grace - You will marvel at the free, unmerited, sovereign favor of God toward sinners. Grace that chooses, grace that redeems, grace that transforms. The Father's grace in election, the Son's grace in redemption, and the Spirit's grace in regeneration—all working together for the salvation of God's people.

The Transforming Power of True Grace - You will understand that authentic grace never leaves a person unchanged. True grace breaks the power of sin while pardoning the guilt of sin. It produces holiness without depending on human effort, and it assures without promoting carelessness.

The Security of Grace - You will find assurance that rests not on your fluctuating feelings or imperfect performance, but on the unchanging character of God and the finished work of Christ. "By the grace of God I am what I am!"

WHO SHOULD READ THIS BOOK?
This book is essential reading for:
• Pastors and Ministry Leaders seeking to recover biblical preaching on grace in an age of theological compromise
• Seminary Students and Theology Enthusiasts wanting to understand Reformed soteriology from primary sources
• Struggling Believers who are drowning in performance-based Christianity and need to rest in free grace
• Seekers questioning whether Christianity is truly about God's work or human effort
• Mature Christians desiring to deepen their understanding of the doctrines of grace
• Anyone Confused by the myriad of competing definitions of grace in modern Christianity

WHY THE PURITANS MATTER TODAY:
The Puritans have often been caricatured as dour, joyless legalists. Nothing could be further from the truth. These were men who had tasted the sweetness of free grace and devoted their lives to proclaiming it. They combined theological precision with pastoral warmth, doctrinal depth with practical application, and intellectual rigor with heartfelt devotion. They also did not write in ivory towers but in the trenches of pastoral ministry. They wrestled with doubt, comforted the afflicted, confronted the comfortable, and guided souls toward Christ.

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The Mystery of Israel's Salvation, Explained and Applied: A Discourse Concerning the General Conversion of the Jewish Nation, by the Puritans Kindle Edition

 

DISCOVER THE PURITAN PERSPECTIVE ON ISRAEL'S FUTURE THAT THE MODERN CHURCH HAS FORGOTTEN
A 350-Year-Old Masterwork on Biblical Prophecy, Finally Accessible to Today's Readers

The Mystery of Israel's Salvation, Explained and Applied
A Discourse Concerning the General Conversion of the Jewish Nation

Date of publication: 1669. This is a collaborative work by several prominent 17th-century Puritan ministers:

ABOUT THE AUTHORS
INCREASE MATHER (1639-1723): Influential Boston minister, president of Harvard College, and one of the most significant figures in Colonial American Christianity. His writings shaped both theological and political discourse in early America.
JOHN DAVENPORT (1597-1670): Co-founder of New Haven Colony, respected biblical scholar, and powerful preacher known for his uncompromising commitment to scriptural authority.
WILLIAM GREENHILL (1591-1671): Prominent English Puritan minister and member of the Westminster Assembly. His exposition of Ezekiel remained a standard work for centuries.
WILLIAM HOOKE (1600/1601-1678): Minister who served congregations in both England and New England, known for his careful biblical exposition and pastoral heart.

For over three centuries, one of the most comprehensive Puritan treatments of these questions has remained locked away in archaic language, accessible only to scholars until now.

THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT
It's 1666. The Great Fire of London consumed the city. Europe is convulsed with war. Jewish communities across the continent face persecution and exile. And in the wilderness of colonial New England, four brilliant Puritan divines—Increase Mather, John Davenport, William Greenhill, and William Hooke—turn to Scripture with urgent questions:

• What is God doing in these catastrophic events?
• Do the prophecies concerning Israel's restoration still apply?
• Are these the signs Jesus spoke of that would precede His return?
• How should Christians pray and prepare?

The result of their study is this treatise: a masterful exposition of Romans 11 and related prophecies, arguing that God's covenant with Israel remains unbroken and that a future mass conversion of the Jewish people is both biblically certain and perhaps imminent.

WHAT MAKES THIS WORK UNIQUE
BIBLICAL DEPTH WITHOUT SENSATIONALISM
In an age of prophecy speculation and date-setting, this work models careful exegesis. Every claim is grounded in Scripture. Every objection is anticipated and addressed. The result is theology you can trust.
REFORMED PERSPECTIVE ON ISRAEL
Many assume that Reformed theology necessarily leads to replacement theology (the view that the Church has replaced Israel in God's plan). These Puritan divines demonstrate otherwise, showing how covenantal theology actually requires taking God's promises to Israel seriously.
PRACTICAL APPLICATION
The Puritans never studied theology for mere intellectual exercise. This work concludes with passionate calls to action: Study prophecy diligently. Walk in holiness. Pray fervently. Recognize the signs of the times. Prepare for Christ's return.

WHO SHOULD READ THIS BOOK?
✓ Pastors and Bible teachers seeking a Reformed perspective on Romans 9-11
✓ Students of church history interested in Puritan eschatology
✓ Anyone wrestling with Israel's role in God's redemptive plan
✓ Prophecy enthusiasts tired of sensationalism and date-setting
✓ Serious Christians hungry for theological depth
✓ Prayer warriors seeking biblical grounds for intercession
✓ Anyone interested in how great minds of the past interpreted current events

This book provides biblically grounded, theologically rigorous answers to many questions.

 

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GRATITUDE - THE ATTITUDE GOD LONGS TO GIVE US!

For years, you've been told to practice gratitude—keep a journal, count your blessings, focus on the positive. But despite your best efforts, your thankfulness remains shallow, sporadic, and entirely dependent on circumstances.

There's a reason your gratitude feels forced: you're trying to produce what only the Holy Spirit can pour into your heart.

In Gratitude: The Attitude God Longs to Give Us!, author and theological translator Eternal Bliss uncovers a truth most Christians have never been taught—true, transformative gratitude is not a discipline you perform; it is a gift God gives when He opens your eyes to see what the cross truly cost and what grace fully accomplished.

Drawing from over twenty years of walking with Christ and a profound wilderness experience in which God stripped away religious performance, pretence, and false understanding, He then gave me the gift I was not aware of before: "Real GRATITUDE." Not a momentary feeling, but a mindset and a lifestyle that reshaped my entire life.

In this book, Eternal Bliss reveals:

• Why most “Christian gratitude” unintentionally insults the sacrifice of Christ
• The enemies that choke out genuine thanksgiving—entitlement, comparison, pride, self-pity, and spiritual dullness
• How to position your heart to receive what you cannot produce
• What happens when God fills you with supernatural gratitude—the cross becomes precious, sin loses its appeal, and worship becomes your identity
• The difference between gratitude as a fleeting emotion and gratitude as a Spirit-formed attitude that transforms your entire walk

This is not another book about gratitude techniques. This is a prophetic call to stop performing thankfulness you don't genuinely feel and start crying out for the gift that changes everything—eyes to see the magnitude of grace, a heart that swells with wonder at the cross, and gratitude so deep it becomes who you are, not just what you do.
If you've ever felt:

• Guilty that you're not more grateful for salvation
• Exhausted trying to manufacture spiritual responses you don't naturally feel
• Confused why the gospel doesn't move you like it once did
• Frustrated that your gratitude evaporates when life gets hard
• Desperate for something more real than religious performance

Then this book is for you.
Written with brutal honesty and theological depth, Gratitude will challenge everything you thought you knew about thanksgiving and invite you into a transformative encounter with the God who gives gifts we cannot produce, opens eyes we cannot open, and shapes gratitude into the very core of our identity.

The gift is available. The invitation is extended. The only question is: are you ready to receive it?

What if the gratitude you've been trying to manufacture is actually a gift only God can give?

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