Scripture
Deep Grace begins with Scripture read in context, including its literary setting, historical questions, covenantal framework, and passages readers find difficult.
This page gathers the existing source-grounded teaching direction while final doctrinal wording continues to be completed.
Deep Grace begins with Scripture read in context, including its literary setting, historical questions, covenantal framework, and passages readers find difficult.
The existing source material places the saving work of Christ and the gift of grace at the center of the teaching conversation.
Deep Grace's current teaching direction begins with salvation as God's gift in Christ rather than a reward for a person's performance record.
Deep Grace is developing teaching that directs fearful readers toward Scripture, God's promise, and careful attention to warning passages in context.
Identity, freedom, confession, growth, and ordinary life are approached as questions that belong beside grace rather than ways to purchase acceptance.
Deep Grace is developing careful material about law, covenant, and how Christians should read the whole of Scripture.
Difficult passages and disagreements are not hidden. Deep Grace will show how different readings are argued and clearly identify its own perspective.