Our Sovereign Saviour: The Essence of the Reformed Faith
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
Long regarded as one of the pre-eminent theologians in America, Roger Nicole has devoted a lifetime to defending orthodox Christian doctrines. Here is a collection of his essays on the key doctrine of the sovereignty of Jesus.
- Collection of essays on key Christian doctrine
- Exposition and critical defence to Reformed doctrine
Our salvation, our assurance of it, and our consequent growth in grace depend, in large measure, upon our grasp of the subjects he addresses here. May you become more deeply rooted in God's grace as you read!
—J. Ligon Duncan III, Senior Pastor, 1st Presbyterian Church, Jackson, Mississippi
Dr Roger Nicole is one of the most effective communicators amongst evangelical theologians in the western world. I could not speak too highly of this book. It is a treasury of rich Biblical truth.
—Eric Alexander, Former senior minister, St George's Tron Church, Glasgow
In the pages of this book Roger Nicole brings us into the world of sane and satisfying Calvinism through cogent exposition, colorful illustration and compelling application. It will serve well as a primer for those new to the Reformed faith and as a refresher for those who know it well.
—Mark G. Johnston, Grove Chapel, Camberwell, London
- Title: Our Sovereign Saviour: The Essence of the Reformed Faith
- Author: Roger Nicole
- Publisher: Christian Focus Publication
- Publication Date: 2002
- Pages: 192
Roger Nicole is visiting Professor of Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando and professor emeritus of Gordon-Conwell Seminary. A native Swiss Reformed theologian and a Baptist, Dr. Nicole is regarded as one of the pre-eminent theologians in America. He was an associate editor for the New Geneva Study Bible and assisted in the translation of the NIV Bible. He is a past president and founding member of the Evangelical Theological Society, and a founding member of the International Council on Biblical Inerrancy. He has written over one hundred articles and contributed to more than fifty books and reference works.