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The Cross is the universal symbol of the Christian faith. But what does the Cross mean? Why did Jesus have to die?In this magisterial and best-selling book, John Stott unpacks the significance of Christ's cross and answers objections commonly brought against biblical teaching on the atonement. Stott will help you discover how Jesus himself understood the cross, and how 'Christ in our place' is at the heart of its meaning.Understand what the cross achieved, and learn what it means to live under the cross. This modern classic combines excellent biblical exposition, and a characteristically thoughtful study of Christian belief, with a searching call to the church to live under the cross.

2000 Christianity Today Award of Merit winnerEvangelicalism has divided into various branches--conservative, progressive, Reformed, charismatic and more. Does any common ground remain that all can gla

A 2002 Logos Association Best Book award winnerEveryone has something to say about Jesus.Sorting through the numerous books of recent years, you may find yourself lost in a thicket of viewpoints, some

One of Christianity Today's 1995 Books of the YearWhen Paul first penned his letter to the house churches of Rome, his purpose was to gain prayerful support for his coming mission to the western reach

What does it mean to "seek first the kingdom of God" in our relationships, values, ambitions, finances and commitments? Jesus' answer to these questions amazed those who first heard the Sermon on the

Christianity Today 1994 Critics Choice Award winner1993 Christian Booksellers Association/Europe Book of the Year Award winnerPeople today reject Christianity not because they think it is false but be

In his preface to this major study on preaching by John Stott, Michael Green writes, “Much of the current uncertainty about the gospel and the mission of the church must be due to a generation o

This book answers foundational questions: Who wrote the Bible? What is its message? Why is it thought to be a 'holy' book? How does one read and interpret it? Best of all, though, you'll broaden