Thomas Fitzhugh Sheets Debunks the Theology of Entitlement in “The Resurrection of the Promise”

Is salvation by grace alone? Or is salvation by grace, plus a genuine faith and works of service combined to save? Thomas Fitzhugh Sheets affirms the latter in his biblically sound, spiritually provoking book “The Resurrection of the Promise” (ReadersMagnet; 2022).

For Sheets, adhering to the ‘grace alone’ formula of “certain and eternal salvation” - which is a theology of entitlement - is perilous and heretical. And it is unbiblical to preach that salvation is attained at the moment of conversion. This is a poor and haughty theology, the author said, which leads to moral decay and lawlessness that mark the progressive culture of today.

The book title pertains to Gods’ plan to restore the relationship with mankind that was lost in the Garden of Eden. Eternal life at Christ’s return is promised, but it is only reached by a journey that focuses on this restored relationship. To travel in this journey, a Christian should reject their ‘saved’ mindset and stop seeing their salvation in a narrow picture – ‘the rearview mirror’ - and instead, see their salvation in a bigger picture – ‘the windshield.’ No longer should a Christian live in the possession of salvation with a sense of entitlement of being ‘saved.’ A Christian is now called to live in the promise of salvation with patience with God’s fulfillment of His promise of restoring mankind to paradise.

Understand where the ‘grace alone’ formula fails and why grace, plus faith and works of service, holds biblical ground. Get a copy of Thomas Fitzhugh Sheets’ “The Resurrection of the Promise” on Amazon and ReadersMagnet online bookstore.

“The Resurrection of the Promise” will be displayed by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at their exhibit at booth 208 for the 2022 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on April 23-24, 2022, at the USC Campus, Los Angeles, CA.

The Resurrection of the Promise
Author | Thomas Fitzhugh Sheets
Published date | January 13, 2022
Publisher | ReadersMagnet

Author Bio

Thomas Fitzhugh Sheets is a seventy-six-year-old semi-retired businessman who, while never attending college, has had a reasonably successful career. He is now living at Providence Farm in Bedford County, Virginia, and presently has a beef cattle operation, raising calves for the feeder market.

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