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Grounded in Grace & The Story of Grace
Grounded in Grace & The Story of Grace
Grounded in Grace: Today’s children and teens face a tremendous amount of pressure to find their identity in their activities, feelings, or performance. This way of looking at identity is difficult to navigate and leads to insecurity and confusion.
Pastor and biblical counselor Jonathan Holmes explores five core areas of identity struggles most common to children and teens (sports, academics, moralism, sexual orientation, and gender confusion) and provides parents with a biblical foundation and practical tools to help their children find their identity grounded in God’s grace.
Written by nineteenth-century Scottish minister and hymn writer Horatius Bonar, The Story of Grace traces the thread of God’s unmerited favor from the opening chapters of Genesis onward. In a richly told narrative, Bonar invites readers to see how grace has been present since the dawn of time—through the beauty of creation, the tragedy of humanity’s fall in Genesis 3, and God’s merciful provision in Christ.
With pastoral warmth and biblical insight, Bonar shows how sin shattered the perfect relationship between God and mankind yet also prepared the stage for the greatest revelation of love: the redeeming grace of Jesus Christ. The Story of Grace offers readers a deeper appreciation for the Gospel and a clearer view of God’s unwavering kindness from beginning to end.
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Grounded in Grace: Today’s children and teens face a tremendous amount of pressure to find their identity in their activities, feelings, or performance. This way of looking at identity is difficult to navigate and leads to insecurity and confusion.
Pastor and biblical counselor Jonathan Holmes explores five core areas of identity struggles most common to children and teens (sports, academics, moralism, sexual orientation, and gender confusion) and provides parents with a biblical foundation and practical tools to help their children find their identity grounded in God’s grace.
Written by nineteenth-century Scottish minister and hymn writer Horatius Bonar, The Story of Grace traces the thread of God’s unmerited favor from the opening chapters of Genesis onward. In a richly told narrative, Bonar invites readers to see how grace has been present since the dawn of time—through the beauty of creation, the tragedy of humanity’s fall in Genesis 3, and God’s merciful provision in Christ.
With pastoral warmth and biblical insight, Bonar shows how sin shattered the perfect relationship between God and mankind yet also prepared the stage for the greatest revelation of love: the redeeming grace of Jesus Christ. The Story of Grace offers readers a deeper appreciation for the Gospel and a clearer view of God’s unwavering kindness from beginning to end.