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God's Way of Peace by Horatius Bonar, D.D.

The seasoned Scottish pastor wrote this short devotional for those suffering from guilt, anxiety, or the consequences of sin. He writes with neither chastisement nor condemnation, but rather immediately directs his readers to Christ’s gift of salvation through his death and resurrection. Bonar reminds all that the Gospel offers hope for the sinner and comfort for the troubled, for God’s perfect, constant grace never fails those who accept it. From Bonar’s time to the present, people have found peace with God afresh through this book. Many people report having read it several times, and turning to it again and again when troubles arise. Kathleen O’Bannon CCEL Staff

The seasoned Scottish pastor wrote this short devotional for those suffering from guilt, anxiety, or the consequences of sin. He writes with neither chastisement nor condemnation, but rather immediately directs his readers to Christ’s gift of salvation through his death and resurrection. Bonar reminds all that the Gospel offers hope for the sinner and comfort for the troubled, for God’s perfect, constant grace never fails those who accept it. From Bonar’s time to the present, people have found peace with God afresh through this book. Many people report having read it several times, and turning to it again and again when troubles arise.

Kathleen O’Bannon
CCEL Staff

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GOD’S WAY OF PEACE<br />

fullest and most unreserved confidence?<br />

Will you misinterpret that agony and death<br />

<strong>by</strong> saying that they do not mean grace, or<br />

that the grace which they mean is not for<br />

you? Call to mind that which is written:<br />

“We know the love <strong>of</strong> God <strong>by</strong> this, that he<br />

laid down his life for us” (1 John 3:16). “In<br />

this is LOVE, not that we loved God, but<br />

that he loved us, and sent his Son to be the<br />

propitiation <strong>of</strong> our sins” (1 John 4:10).<br />

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