God's Astounding Grace

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«The Amazing Grace of God» is a clear, humble, and deeply biblical work written by Pastor D. Scott Meadows, who has devoted his life to pastoral ministry since leaving behind his career as an electrical engineer to answer the call to ministry in 1989. Having led Calvary Baptist Church in Exeter, New Hampshire for over three decades, Meadows combines an analytical mind with a heart fully committed to the Word of God—something evident on every page of this book.

This volume not only offers an accessible introduction to the doctrines of grace (also known as «irresistible grace,» «unconditional election,» «particular redemption,» and others), but also invites the reader to explore the gospel from a perspective that exalts God above all things. Far from being an inaccessible academic treatise, Meadows presents these truths with simplicity and pastoral tenderness, making them understandable both to new believers and to mature Christians seeking to deepen their faith.

The author addresses fundamental questions many people raise when they hear about the sovereignty of God in salvation, such as:

• Does God really choose whom He will save?
• How does this relate to human responsibility?
• Can anyone resist the saving will of God?

Meadows responds with patience and faithfulness to Scripture, avoiding unnecessary technical jargon or complex philosophical debates. Instead, he allows the Bible itself to speak, using its own words to promote a vision of the gospel that glorifies God in all His majesty and goodness.

Endorsed by respected ministers such as Albert N. Martin and Dr. Steven J. Lawson, «The Amazing Grace of God» not only fulfills its purpose as a doctrinal tool but also serves as a powerful resource for personal and communal spiritual growth. This book awakens gratitude, worship, and a renewed commitment to the message of the pure and transforming gospel.

Ideal for both personal study and group discussion, “The Amazing Grace of God” is a reading experience that invites reflection on the infinite mercy of a God who saves not because of human merit, but by grace—an amazing, sovereign, and sufficient grace.