Publisher's Synopsis
"In the first-century church, Paul defended the gospel against the intellectual assertions of his day. Jews required signs, Greeks sought wisdom, and skeptics denied the dual nature of the God-Man Jesus Christ. Two thousand years later, J. I. Packer pulled these same Christological weeds, defending the truth of the gospel against kenosis, secular humanism, pluralism, universalism, and more. How did Paul and Packer attack these invasive intellectual species? They preached Christ crucified. They told the story of the gospel: the many-stranded story of the eternal Son of God who died for sinners in the most wonderful exchange the world has ever seen. No other name but Jesus, no other truth but the Cross of Christ, can save sinners in any age"--.
