The Dawn of Redeeming Grace

Sinclair Ferguson knows how to write deep theology that helps simple people like me. And there is no deeper topic than the Advent of our glorious Lord in this broken world. The Dawn of Redeeming Grace is written by a wise author offering us rich insights, so that we journey more confidently from this world to that which is to come. | It is hard not to be a little envious of Sinclair’s uncanny knack of unpacking familiar material in a manner that causes one to say, ‘Why didn’t I see that?’ These short readings have helped me read my Bible with fresh insight, and in the process my heart has been strangely warmed. | For many of us, the road through the Christmas story is very familiar territory: so familiar that we have a hard time seeing it through fresh eyes. In The Dawn of Redeeming Grace, Sinclair Ferguson is a worthy and helpful guide, pointing out insights we may have missed and guiding us toward wonder and worship. | Walking Matthew’s narrative path with magnifying glass in hand, Sinclair Ferguson points out easily missed details and overlooked shifts in the plot. The Dawn of Redeeming Grace shows us what happens when God keeps his word to rescue lost humanity. Let’s follow the path to our own Advent discoveries. | As Christmas gets more and more secularized, trivialized and sentimentalized (even in the evangelical church), we need a heavy dose of thinking deeply about the arrival of the Son of God. Sinclair Ferguson provides the spiritual riches that your heart longs for as you contemplate the birth of our Savior. | With fresh insight, Sinclair Ferguson unpacks the doctrine of the in- carnation. A highly recommended read in the weeks leading up to Christmas. It will do your heart good! | DrDr. Sinclair B. Ferguson is a Ligonier teaching fellow and has been Chancellor's Professor of Systematic Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary since 2017, commuting from Scotland, where he is an assistant minister at StSt. Peter's Free Church of Scotland, Dundee.