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Solus Christus

Christ’s all-sufficiency means, by implication, that we are insufficient of ourselves. Indeed the Scripture says “Not that we are adequate in ourselves to consider anything as coming from ourselves, but our adequacy is from God.” 2 Corinthians 3:5

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Title	Notes
The Main Difference Between Calvinist and Non-Calvinist Views of Saving Grace	John Hendryx
Solus Christus and the Pastor	Rod Rosenbladt
Solus Christus in the Scriptures	Rod Rosenbladt
Christ Alone	J Ligon Duncan Acts 4:12 & John 1:29
Christ Alone	Pastor David Legge
Christ Alone	Philip Graham Ryken
Christ Alone: Why indulgences are still a bad idea.	John Calvin with Knox Bucer-Beza
Christ vs. Moralism	J.W. Hendryx
Christologia: or a Declaration of the glorious Mystery of the Person of Christ--God and Man	John Owen
Does Reformed Theology Suffer from the Problem that Christ's Sacrifice was Insufficient to Save Everyone?	John Hendryx
How Can Jesus be the Only Way to God?	Matt Perman
Is Jesus the Only Way? (.pdf)	Geoff Ashley
Jesus Alone Saves	Rev. P.G. Mathew
Jesus Christ Fount of Every Blessing	JWH
One Lord and Savior for All? Jesus Christ and Religious Diversity (.pdf)	Harold A. Netland
Only One Way (do you have to believe in Christ to be saved?)	Hywel R Jones
Preaching Christ Alone	Michael S. Horton
Redemption for lost to be Sought in Christ	John Calvin
Solus Christus	Brett Baker
Solus Christus	from N.T. Wright
Solus Christus and the Pastor	Rod Rosenbladt
Solus Christus Christ Alone - Only Christ	Sam Hughey
Solus Christus, Part Five	Dr. Van Lees
Solus Christus, Part Four	Dr. Van Lees
Solus Christus, Part I	Dr. Van Lees
Solus Christus, Part Three	Dr. Van Lees
Solus Christus, Part Two	Dr. Van Lees
The All-Sufficient Savior (.pdf)	Steve Fernandez, 136 pages
The Inescapably Exclusive Nature Of The Christian Faith	Rev. David Merck
The Only Way	D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones - Ephesians 6:10, 11
The Sufficiency of Christ Alone	John MacArthur