The Authentic Gospel

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The Authentic Gospel

Weight 0.04 kg
Dimensions 18.4 × 12.4 × 0.5 cm
ISBN 9780851515748
Format

Booklet

Binding

Booklet

Original Pub Date

1990

Banner Pub Date

Jun 1, 1998

Scripture

Whole Bible

Topic

Salvation

Series

Booklets/Tracts

Page Count

24

Book Description

What is real Christianity? Jeffrey Wilson believed that ‘a hybrid Christianity which is essentially man-centred, materialistic and worldly, and shamefully dishonouring to the Lord Jesus Christ’ is almost endemic in the Western world, and particularly in the U.S.A.

The Authentic Gospel traces the root cause of this situation to a fatal assumption that it is possible to become a Christian by having Christ as Saviour irrespective of whether he is received and served as Lord. By a careful examination of what the Bible means by such ideas as faith, conversion and commitment, it shows how mistaken such teaching is and how seriously it misleads those who follow it. In a direct, plain-speaking style, Jeffrey Wilson arrests, instructs and redirects us to the authentic gospel which Christ and the apostles preached and taught.

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