The Grace Before, During, and After the Cross

What does the Bible reveal about grace before the Cross, through the ministry and sacrifice of Jesus Christ, and beyond the Church age?

The Grace Before, During, and After the Cross presents a biblical and theological study of God's grace across redemptive history. The author traces the doctrine of grace from the Old Testament to the New Testament and into Christian eschatology, examining how God's unmerited favor is revealed through His sovereignty, salvation, forgiveness, justification, and continuing work among His people.

The book begins with the meaning and origin of grace, the fall of humanity, and examples of grace in the lives of Old Testament figures such as Abraham, Joseph, Moses, and David. It then considers grace in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, the experiences of Peter and Paul, the purpose and effects of grace, and the role of grace in the life of the Church.

The final section turns to the Rapture, the Great Tribulation, resurrection, and the author's understanding of grace beyond the Church age and its eventual end.

Drawing extensively on Scripture and theological sources, this book is written for Christians who want to examine the doctrine of grace within a broader biblical framework. It will be especially relevant to pastors, ministry leaders, Bible students, theology students, and readers interested in salvation, systematic theology, biblical doctrine, and Christian eschatology.