Title: Good
Product review: This is a good little book that emphasizes the centrality of the cross in the life of the Christian, aiming to rescue believers from the dangers of legalism and the performance trap, remove from believers the burdens of guilt, shame, and condemnation, and release believers from the tendency to base faith of feelings rather than the finished work of Christ. A helpful chapter called "The Cross Centered Day" lists several practical ways to keep one's focus constantly on the Cross. There is also a helpful, but simple, discussion of the differences between justification and sanctification. While this is not a comprehensive book, it is worth reading, especially for those new in the faith. This would be a good book for pastors to pass on to their people.
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