Three years ago, I ran a small experiment. I wanted to see what would happen if I published content from The Grace Commentary in book form. Would people read it?
People did, and the Grace Bible series was born.
Since the release of the first volume, the response has been overwhelmingly positive:
“After walking with the Lord for 50 years, this is the Bible commentary I’ve prayed and waited for.”
“The Grace Bible series has become the backbone of my studies on God‘s marvelous grace.”
“Do yourself a favor and get this now and get it for your friends as well.”
Each year, the series has grown. It now covers more than half of the New Testament epistles:
In a couple of months, our first big dive into the Gospels will be released. The Grace Bible: The Parables of Jesus will come out in March.
The Grace Bible is changing the way people read Scripture. It’s giving light to the lost, rest to the weary, and freedom to those who’ve lived under law.
If you’ve been blessed by these books and want to see this project through to completion, here are three simple ways to help:
⭐ Leave a 5-star review on Amazon or Goodreads
📘 Give a copy to a friend or pastor
🎬 Share the Grace Bible trailer to your church/small group
Together, we’re helping the world see the Bible through eyes of grace.
Grace and peace,
Paul
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Dear Paul….a friend recently shared with me about your Grace Commentary and I am loving it! I do have a question regarding my son, Christopher, who was born with a rare genetic disease called Lowe Syndrome. This has affected his brain, eyes and kidneys. What happens to children/adults like him who cannot understand like we do and accept Jesus as their Lord and Savior?
I have touched on this subject on Escape to Reality. Glad to hear you are enjoying the Grace Commentary.