This little book answers twenty-seven of the most common excuses we give for keeping Christ at a distance.
What’s Missing From RCNA Preaching?
What the sermons leave unsaid about coming to Christ and the assurance of faith, compared to the Three Forms of Unity.
When Salvation Got Complicated
A small Dutch booklet named what many of us felt but could never quite say: somewhere along the way, the simple gospel got wrapped in barbed wire. Johan Blaauwendraad's plea to be "simply Reformed"—and why the offer, faith, and justification belong together, with no waiting room in between.
Why The Strait Gate Is the Wrong Book for You Right Now
If a hard, searching book has left you paralyzed or passive, rather than drawn to the Savior, this essay explains why and gently turns you back toward the open door.
When Reformed Experiential Preaching Goes Bad
Experiential preaching can search the heart so relentlessly that it keeps souls from Christ. A diagnosis of where heart-preaching goes wrong (delay over decision, feeling over faith) and how to recover its true warmth.
Dordt as you never knew it – Andrew Fuller
For years he held the doctrines of grace yet never dared to come to Christ — stuck, afraid of presuming, waiting to feel worthy. A footnote on Andrew Fuller named the trap exactly, and pointed the way out of it.
But Nothing Happened
"I asked Jesus to save me, but nothing happened." Peter Jeffery answers a frustration common among those raised in the church — showing why salvation rests on God's promise received by faith, not on the feelings we expected to accompany it.