In this important theological work, George R. Knight critiques legalistic approaches to Christian perfection and presents salvation as deeply rooted in grace rather than human effort. He addresses the misuse of the law, clarifies the distinct but connected roles of justification and sanctification, and underscores Christ’s sinless life as the foundation for holiness. Grounded in Scripture and…
Knight’s book critiques the trap of legalism by showing how rigid rule-keeping can distort true Christian spirituality. Using humor, irony, and theological insight, he warns believers against mistaking external compliance for authentic holiness. Ultimately, the work calls readers to embrace grace, faith, and a Christ-centered life instead of performance-driven religion.
Bridges addresses the tension between divine sovereignty and human effort. He shows that while salvation and growth come from God’s grace, believers are called to discipline themselves in obedience and spiritual practices. The book blends encouragement with practical guidance, reminding Christians that grace not only saves but sustains and empowers a life of holiness.