Sovereign Grace

Dwight L. Moody's detailed and insightful reflections on the pivotal and relevant Christian concept of grace are published here in full.
Sovereign Grace ponders the question and definition of the term 'grace'. Moody investigates what exactly grace is, and how it applies to different facets of a good Christian's life. He discusses what exactly constitutes grace, and how to differentiate between the grace of God and the grace of religiously observant people. 
Throughout this book, both the Old and New Testaments are traversed by Moody in an attempt to bolster the overall idea of grace. He embarks upon discussions of how grace manifests and is referred to during several pivotal events in Christian history, such as during the life of Jesus or the ascent of Moses to the mountain. Close readings of the Biblical canon populate most chapters, while the later stages of the book expound upon and answer questions on the gospel. 
By the conclusion of this work, the reader will be comfortable with the concept of grace as both a daily phenomena, and a central principle of Christianity. Moody aptly tells the reader how to acknowledge, appreciate and impart good grace throughout life, lending an inspirational tone to his commentary. 
A renowned preacher and evangelist throughout the later decades of the 19th century, Dwight Moody's poignant speeches and fresh interpretations of the holy texts were enormously popular in the USA and UK. His gifts of communication had him tour both nations, while Swedish Christians in particular lauded Moody's sentiments despite his never visiting the country.