Mr John David Legg

How does some-one become a Christian? Is God really in control of everything? What about free will, or the problem of suffering? Will any of those for whom Christ died go to hell? What about those who fall away? Are they really Christians? What about Hebrews chapter 6?

In a clear and readable style, Uncle Harry sets out biblical answers to these and similar questions in letters to his niece, Beth. He also draws out related practical implications for everyday life and witness-bearing.

This book explores and applies the Reformed doctrines of grace found in the Bible and is suitable for young people.

See 'Dear Tom' for the male version of this book.… (mais)

Covenant Books UK https://covenantbooksuk.org.uk/ has recently re-published this in an attractive modern format:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09M2GY6TG
There is also a companion volume for the female of the species:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09M4YKKP5

How does some-one become a Christian? Is God really in control of everything? What about free will, or the problem of suffering? Will any of those for whom Christ died go to hell? What about those who fall away? Are they really Christians? What about Hebrews chapter 6?

In a clear and readable style, Uncle Harry sets out biblical answers to these and similar questions in letters to his nephew, Tom. He also draws out related practical implications for everyday life and witness-bearing.

This book explores and applies the Reformed doctrines of grace found in the Bible and is suitable for young people.

See 'Dear Beth' for the female version of this book.… (mais)