What’s Lawful About Grace

What’s Lawful About Grace explores the correlation, not the contradiction, between Law and Grace. Showing the Law as the shadow and Grace as the substance, it calls believers to progress with God’s single objective rather than take sides.

Why is there so much conflict among Christians over Law and Grace? Some say salvation is by grace alone, others that the Law must be upheld, and others that grace comes only to those who obey. Subtitled “Exploring the correlation between Law and Grace”, this book sets out what the Law is and is not, why God brought it in, the works and the righteous requirement of the Law, and the lesson of Hagar and Sarah. It presents Jesus as the grace of God and puts the Law in its rightful place, showing that the conflict arises when we refuse to progress with God, and that faith and works, Moses and Jesus, are correlated, not opposed.