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Chosen by Grace

Seven Portraits of End-Time People

by Stuart Tyner

Stuart Tyner recognises great art, but above all, he knows and values having been chosen by grace. Is the biblical doctrine of the remnant about you and me? Or is it about God? Is it about our determined efforts to obey and overcome? Or is it about God's active commitment to give us the gift of salvation? This is an informed, refreshing, and much-needed book for today's Adventists.

Prologue—In Pursuit of the Mystic Lamb
Vision Number One—Matthew 25:31–40
Introducing Chapter One—“He’s Going to Arrive at Noon Today!”
Chapter One—Saved by the Everlasting Gospel
Vision Number Two—Ezra 9:6–15
Introducing Chapter Two—Grounded in Biblical Realities
Chapter Two—Chosen by Grace
Vision Number Three—Revelation 14:6–12
Introducing Chapter Three—Suddenly, the Picture Came Alive
Chapter Three—Marked by God’s Commands
Vision Number Four—Ephesians 2:1–9
Introducing Chapter Four—He Moved Into the Neighborhood
Chapter Four—Made Alive in Christ
Vision Number Five—Joel 2:1, 2, 11–13, 21–23, 28–32
Introducing Chapter Five—The Object of God’s Unconditional Acceptance
Chapter Five—Troubled by Their Times
Vision Number Six—Daniel 7:9–14
Introducing Chapter Six—The Terrifying Nature of the Sacrifice
Chapter Six—Tested by the Sabbath
Vision Number Seven—Matthew 25:1–13
Introducing Chapter Seven—They Don’t Seem to Have Noticed
Chapter Seven—Ready for the Bridegroom
Epilogue—The Corridor of Grace

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Publisher: Pacific Press

ISBN: 9780816323098

Format: Paperback

STATUS: AVAILABLE TO ORDER (item is either in stock or quickly/soon obtainable from supplier)

Pages: 156

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For many Adventists, the topic of the “remnant”—and particularly various statements that have sounded like claims to be “the remnant church”—has been a source of discomfort, feeling a bit too much like arrogance or at best claims we struggle to live up to. Chosen By Grace’s emphasis on the nature and initiative of God is key to moving beyond this. Author and pastor, Stuart Tyner points out that the there have been “remnants”—groups of people who respond faithfully to God’s grace and call—at many points of human history and that an end-time remnant will primarily be faithful to that same call in many of the same ways. The call of God’s grace is always the call to live faithfully by God’s grace and for God’s glory in our time and place—and that includes maintaining our focus on and growing in our understanding of that incredible grace. Chosen By Grace is a useful devotional book for those purposes and worth Tyner’s passion for the task. —Review by Nathan Brown