Our Great Salvation

Our Great Salvation: A 90-Day Devotional on the Christian Life guides readers through a structured series of biblical reflections on the foundations of the Christian life, exploring who God is, what He has accomplished in salvation, and how believers are called to respond in worship and growth in holiness.

Published by Ligonier Ministries, this book draws its devotions from material previously published in Tabletalk magazine. The devotional is organized into four sections—God, Salvation, Worship, and Sanctification—each building on the preceding section to present a coherent picture of the Christian life rooted in Scripture. The first section examines God’s triune nature and His attributes. The second considers His saving work on behalf of His people. The third addresses how believers respond to God in worship, and the fourth explores what it means to grow in conformity to Christ over the course of a lifetime.

Each daily entry includes a Scripture passage, an explanation of the text with theological and biblical context, practical application for daily life, and a list of further passages for study. The book emphasizes that the Christian life is not produced by human effort but is the life of the risen Christ at work in believers through the Holy Spirit, enabling them to behold His glory and grow in love for God and for others.

Key Themes

• The triune nature of God as the starting point for understanding the Christian life
• Salvation as God’s sovereign work accomplished through Christ alone
• Worship as the believer’s fitting response to God’s character and redemptive acts
• Sanctification as a lifelong process of growing in closeness and conformity to Christ

Featured Quotes

“The Christian life is nothing less than the very life of the risen Christ at work in us through the Holy Spirit, enabling us to see and worship the glory and beauty of Christ.”

“A persistently unloving Christian does not exist. This does not mean that we will always love well, but it does mean that we will always seek to grow in love for other believers.”