What Is Regeneration?
What Is Regeneration? by Matthew Barrett, published by Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing in 2013, is a concise exploration of the doctrine of regeneration within Christian theology. This edition, part of the Basics of the Faith series, spans 36 pages and is presented in English. The book addresses the common belief that individuals can initiate their own salvation, emphasizing instead the biblical perspective that true reconciliation with God requires divine intervention.
In this work, Barrett delves into the transformative process of regeneration, illustrating what occurs at the moment of salvation. He contrasts the gospel call with the effectual call, highlighting the significance of God’s gift of a new heart and new birth. Readers will find a thorough examination of soteriology, providing insights into the nature of salvation and the role of divine grace in the believer’s life. This edition serves as a foundational resource for those seeking to understand the complexities of regeneration in the context of Christian faith.
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Many people believe they can initiate their salvation, either through choosing to believe or on their own merits. Yet the Bible is clear that we can’t take even the first step toward reconciliation with God on our own we are spiritually dead and can do nothing unless we are given new life.
Matthew Barrett explores the doctrine of regeneration to show us what truly happens to us when we are saved. He compares the gospel call with the effectual call and shows us how God’s gift of a new heart and new birth not anything we have done initiates our salvation.
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