Making the Most of the Cross

Author: John Chapman

Making the Most of the Cross

Author: John Chapman

John Chapman answers common questions about the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. An ideal book for non-Christians, and very useful for Christians.

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Every now and then, humanity witnesses a history-changing event, like the invention of the wheel or the discovery of penicillin. But there has been no other event like the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

With characteristic candor and humor, John Chapman explains the meaning of this history-shaping event:

How can we know that Jesus really died?

How can we know that Jesus really rose from the dead?

How can God love people and yet condemn them to hell?

How can God forgive guilty sinners and yet be just?

What does Jesus' death and resurrection mean for me?

How does it affect my life?

A DVD is also available.
About the author

John Chapman (1930, 2012) - affectionately known as 'Chappo' - was a well known evangelist, Bible teacher, and author of the best-selling A Fresh Start and Know and Tell the Gospel.

For 25 years, he was the Director of the Anglican Department of Evangelism in Sydney. In his 'retirement', he continued to teach at Bible colleges, to speak at conventions around the world, and to find time for the occasional game of tennis and golf. His other publications include A Sinner's Guide to Holiness; Making the Most of the Rest of Your Life and Setting Hearts On Fire.
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