Five Points

By: John Piper

Narrated by: David Shepherd

Grace is the heart of God to do you good when you deserve it least.
But do we really know how deeply we don't deserve it? Only God can reveal that to us. He does it through the bible. And when he does, the wonders of his grace explode with brightness as never before.

These Five Points are about how Christians come into being, and how we are kept forever. It reaches back into times past when we were freely chosen. It reaches forward into the future when we will be safe and happy forever. It reaches down into the mysteries of the work of Christ, purchasing the gift of faith for all God's children. And it reaches into the human soul, glimpsing the mysteries of the Spirit's work as he conquers all our rebellion and makes us willing captives of King Jesus.

Piper believes that our experience of grace grows with our grasp of God's gracious work. He invites us to come with him on this quest.

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Truth and knowledge what is seen and revealed, to know Christ is to praise Christ

Having the embodiment of knowledge and truth, Jesus Christ, the righteous, who has became to us wisdom from God, our righteousness, our sanctification, and our redemption!!! it is because of him, God, the father,
that you are in Christ, be humbled oh saint and may the Spirit make much of Christ daily hourly every second as we proclaim Jesus to the world

Explaining God’s Sovereignty

I feel like this explanation of God’s sovereignty was in line with scripture more than ever.

Explanation

Great word of grace to all who want understanding. This is good information by John Piper

Calvinism is a cult,and this book promotes it.

This sugar coats the unbiblical doctrine of Calvinism.It emphasizes the grace offered to the elect,but doesn't dwell on the fact that untold billions of poor wretched souls have absolutely no opportunity to be saved from eternal damnation in Hell.I think I'll pass on Calvinism!

Informative

Whether you agree with Calvinism or not, this book seems to provide a succinct and helpful overview.