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It is with great pleasure we offer to the Christian public a new edition of Pastor Don Fortner's classic daily readings book Grace For Today. Since it was first published thirty-eight years ago it has been a devotional companion to many of the Lord's children who have found the beauties of God's sovereign grace a blessing for daily thought and meditation. It is a privilege to begin or end our day contemplating the goodness, mercy and grace of God in the Lord Jesus Christ. Grace is at the heart of every believer's relationship with God. If God does not give us grace today, if He should withhold His grace today, if grace should pass us by today, we have no hope in this world and none for the world to come. Yet mercifully, our Triune God has revealed His grace to sinners. In love the Father chose a people in eternal election to save and bring to Himself. These He betrothed to His Son in the covenant of peace to redeem them from death and hell. Having successfully secured the elect's deliverance by His own sacrifice, our blessed Saviour sent His Holy Spirit to bring spiritual life, and gather His bride by the preaching of the gospel. Sovereign grace characterised Pastor Fortner's preaching and teaching for fifty years. He never veered from declaring election, predestination, particular redemption and irresistible grace wherever he ministered. The clarity of his message endeared him to the Lord's people who seek constantly to know more of Christ. These feed on gospel truth, and are nourished in mind and soul by discovering God's sovereignty in every aspect of their Christian experience. We trust Grace For Today will continue to speak to a new generation of believers, pointing us to Christ and reminding us 'salvation is of the Lord'. The passing of our brother two years ago and his entrance into the presence of his beloved Jesus left a space in the lives of many friends, yet we rejoice that 'he being dead yet speaketh' and we trust the Lord will yet be pleased to speak to His church and people through these daily readings from the pen of a good and faithful servant.

Table Of ContentsPublisher's Foreword An Appreciation Of Huntington Introduction 1. Born Under The Law 2. The Dawning Of Saving Faith 3. Preparation For Service 4. Trials And Tribulation 5. 'Prophesying Upon The Thick Boughs' 6. Life On The Good Ship Providence 7. Huntington The Winnower 8. The Antinomian Controversy 9. The Law Established In A Life Of Faith 10. The Pastor At Work 11. The Huntingtonians 12. The Righteousness Which Is Not Of The Law 13. An Old Tree Bearing Much Fruit 14. Why Does The Chariot Tarry? AppendicesI Fullerism Weighed And Found Wanting II The Wording Of Huntington's Epitaph Bibliography IndicesIndex Of Names And Topics Index Of Places Index Of Biblical Characters And Places Index Of Scriptural References Index Of Works Quoted

The story of Ruth brings together many familiar strands of everyday life. There is love, of course, but there is also loss, loneliness and abandonment. There is wealth and poverty, hope and fear, commitment and disappointment; experiences that affect people's lives in every age and place. The story of Ruth illustrates the great theme of God's grace to needy sinners. The Lord Jesus Christ is typified in the person of Boaz, the kinsman-redeemer, and when we read the book of Ruth with an eye to the saving work of Christ we are provided with many blessed insights into God's grace and mercy to all generations. If you have never before seen this spiritual dimension in Ruth you are in for a treat as Pastor Fortner carefully and simply explains the story's historical context, Christological application and spiritual meaning. As the author points out, this book in our Bibles is called Ruth but it is really the story of Boaz, the kinsman-redeemer. As such it is really the gospel of Christ. This timeless love story reminds us that the only way of salvation in every age, for men and women and boys and girls of every nation, is by the kinsman-redeemer Jesus Christ. A key part of this history is that Ruth was not Jewish, but a Moabitess. She was not one of the 'chosen people' of Israel, but a daughter of a nation who enticed Israel to sin. Yet grace found her and brought her into the church of Jesus Christ, the true elect people of God. God the Holy Spirit reveals to us how salvation was gifted to a young girl in Moab whose heritage and history was one of sin, idolatry and man-made religion. Furthermore, not only was Ruth called to saving faith but just like Rahab the Canaanite before her, Ruth the Moabite was in the direct lineage of Jesus of Nazareth. This shows how even in Old Testament times, long before the coming of Jesus the Messiah, and the wider work of Christ's apostles, the saving grace of God reached countries and people well beyond the borders of Israel. It is a delightful reminder how knowledge of Jesus Christ existed in faraway lands, and amongst nations not necessarily recorded in the pages of scripture. This brings us back to Ruth. The volume you hold in your hand tells of grace to sinners like us. It tells how the Lord Jesus Christ came in the flesh of our humanity and fulfilled the type as Kinsman-Redeemer for all He is pleased to call His own. The God-Man, our Saviour Jesus Christ, is our Kinsman: fit, able and willing to redeem His people from their sin and to honour all upon whom His sovereign love settles in the everlasting covenant of peace. Our late brother Don Fortner wrote this work over twenty years ago. We are grateful to his wife, Shelby, for her labours in making this edition available today. It goes forth as a testimony to our Saviour's mercy and His gracious purpose to gather to Himself a people from the ends of the earth to glorify His name.And I will set a sign among them, and I will send those that escape of them unto the nations, ... to the isles afar off, that have not heard my fame, neither have seen my glory; and they shall declare my glory among the Gentiles (Isaiah 66:19).

A Bible Commentary on the Book of Hebrews. Sovereign grace emphasis suitable for personal study, devotional, study groups and sermon-help. Don Fortner is an experience Pastor and Teacher whose writings and preached sermons are highly regarded around the world.

Reprint of William Rushton's famous critique of Andrew Fuller's eighteenth century theological innovations commonly called Fullerism. Rushton thoroughly demolishes Fuller's vague and indefinite teaching on the God's purpose in salvation, Christ's atonement, and the Holy Spirit's call in the gospel. Introductory essay by Dr George M. Ella entitled 'An Overview Of The Destructive Power Of Fullerism'. Foreword By Peter L. Meney

A Bible Commentary on the Book of Galatians. Sovereign grace emphasis suitable for personal study, devotional, study groups and sermon-help. Don Fortner is an experience Pastor and Teacher whose writings and preached sermons are highly regarded around the world.

An easy to read introduction to Christian theology from a Sovereign grace and evangelical perspective. Don Fortner is an American pastor and preacher of the gospel of Jesus Christ. His ministry is international with sermons, books and magazine articles widely distributed.

An easy to read introduction to the Bible from a Sovereign grace and evangelical perspective. This book demonstrates how the Lord Jesus Christ can be found by type, symbol and prophecy in every book of the Bible - Old Testament and New. Don Fortner is an American pastor and preacher of the gospel of Jesus Christ. His ministry is international with sermons, books and magazine articles widely distributed.