The Forgotten Feast: From Performance-Driven Christianity to the Covenant of Outrageous Grace
- ISBN-10
- 1796263168
- ISBN-13
- 9781796263169
- Pages
- 398
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2021-02-22
- Author
- Michael Arnold
Description
Have you ever wondered, "Is God pleased with me?" Or thought, "Am I measuring up to His standards? Am I doing enough for Him?" Then the chances are that you're a performance-driven Christian. And so was I. That's why I wrote this book. We live in a performance-driven world, and it is very easy to live as performance-driven Christians. Many of us have lived with grace in our heads but not in our hearts. We talk grace, but deep down we wonder if we measure up. In this book you will hear the Good News of God's covenant love and grace over and over again, for it is so radical, so amazing, that we scarcely dare to believe it. But covenant guarantees it. As the grace of the New Covenant sinks deep within our hearts, we will experience the joy and peace we have always longed for. In this book you will discover why grace is best understood in the context of covenant why it is imperative to "give away grace" why we tend to go back to law and self-effort why the Feast of Unleavened Bread is so important why holiness and grace go hand in hand
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