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Living by Grace in an Ungracious World addresses the practical aspects of the doctrine of grace as related to daily life for a Christian. This life is not accomplished by self-effort. Instead, God is the source and power for such a life. The book points us to the road less traveled in living by grace.
About the author
Tom Rhodes received his B.S. and M.S. in Microbiology in preparation for a career in the medical field. Later he answered the call to serve Jesus Christ as his life’s work, and prepared by attending Dallas Theological Seminary, where he received his ThM. and DMIN. He has served as pastor in churches in Illinois, California and Texas. He and his wife Dickie have been married for 59 years and have two children. They currently live in Waxahachie, TX and serve at Waxahachie Bible Church.
Summary
Living by Grace in an Ungracious World is not accomplished by self-effort. The word “grace” can describe the smooth movement of a ballerina, or the long stride of an Olympic runner, or even geese flying in formation in the sky. Certainly, this gives some idea that grace is a thing of beauty. However, the Biblical doctrine of grace has a much greater meaning for the Christian because it is not possible without the intervention of God Himself. We will find in this book that biblical grace is granted from the Sovereign God who brings that wonderful life through salvation and sanctification. Our part is developed through a personal mindset and personal relationships by yielding to God’s power. True life in Christ is to be living by grace. This is the road less traveled, but the best road to walk on through our sojourn on earth as Christians.