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Mark Dever and Michael Lawrence offer fourteen pastoral 
expositions on the atonement, demonstrating its importance and rich application 
for the church and Christian life.
The idea of Christ's substitutionary atonement for sinners 
is central in both the Old and New Testaments?from the Passover to the prophets 
to the words of Jesus and the apostles. In It Is Well, pastors Mark Dever 
and Michael Lawrence demonstrate how the atonement is clearly taught throughout 
Scripture.
Starting with Exodus 12 and moving through other key Old 
Testament passages into the Gospels and the epistles of Paul and Peter, the 
authors offer careful expositions on fourteen crucial texts. As they speak to 
important issues such as what happens when there is no substitute for sin, why 
God forsook Christ, Jesus' perspective on his substitutionary work, and the 
necessity and benefits of the atonement, they show how much the doctrine applies 
to the Christian life.
It Is Well not only encourages pastors to preach this 
essential doctrine for the strengthening of the church, but it helps individual 
believers understand and exult in the richness of God's love in 
Christ. 
 
 
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“Theological and devotional, expositional and inspirational: these are four 
words that well capture this excellent work on the doctrine of penal 
substitution. Thank you, Mark and Michael, for this gift to the church of the 
Lord Jesus. Read it and be instructed. Read it and be 
blessed.”&nbsp; ?Daniel L. Akin, President, Southeastern 
Baptist Theological Seminary
“Dever and Lawrence remind us that at the heart of Christianity is Christ, 
and the heart of Christ's ministry is the cross, and the heart of the cross is 
penal substitution. Nor is penal substitution limited to part of the canon. Both 
in the OT and the NT forgiveness of sins comes only through substitution. The OT 
anticipates the substitutionary sacrifice of Christ, the Gospels relate the 
story of his sacrifice, and the Epistles explicate what Christ has accomplished 
for his people. What a joy to have the truth of Christ’s work for us set forth 
in sermons, for we see clearly that Christ’s atoning work is no abstraction. 
Dever and Lawrence in these well-crafted sermons both instruct us in God’s Word 
and apply it powerfully to the lives of both believers and 
unbelievers.” ?Thomas R. Schreiner, Professor of New 
Testament Interpretation, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
“Dever and Lawrence remind you of the supreme splendor of the cross. With 
homiletical wisdom, exegetical skill, and pastoral zeal, they will draw your 
mind’s attention and heart’s affection to the majesty of Christ in the 
atonement. In the process, you will not only be exposed to exemplary sermons on 
this extremely important doctrine, but you will also be overwhelmed by the 
breathtaking glory of the one who has satisfied the wrath of God by substituting 
himself in our place. All praise be to God for this indescribably wonderful 
reality and all thanks be to him for this immensely helpful 
book.” ?David Platt, Pastor, The Church at Brook Hills, 
Birmingham, Alabama
“In many churches, the cross is sung more forcefully than it is preached. 
Some of the most moving and memory-shaping hymns and songs of the faith are also 
the bloodiest, those that remind us that we were purchased with blood. Sadly, 
for many, the power of the atonement seems simply to be lyrics, left 
unconsidered for most of life. This book, by faithful preachers Mark Dever and 
Michael Lawrence, calls us to preach and teach and pray the curse-absorbing 
substitutionary atonement as emphatically as we sing it. As you see the glory of 
Christ crucified in these sermons, you will want to sing, and to preach, and to 
praise the Messiah who stood in our place on Skull Hill.” ?Russell D. 
Moore,&nbsp;Dean, School of Theology; Senior Vice 
President for Academic Administration; Associate Professor of Theology and 
Ethics, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
“We need a clarion call to bring us back to the hard-won doctrines that the 
Reformers died to establish. Dever and Lawrence have masterfully traced the 
thread of one of the most significant of these truths through the Old and New 
Testaments. They argue that the sacrificial atonement is not merely an image, 
theory, or perspective; it is the very foundation of how God brought about 
salvation. To comprehend the gospel fully, we must understand this work of 
Christ.&nbsp;It is Well&nbsp;should be required reading for every 
pastor and will deepen any Christian’s awareness of Christ’s work on the cross. 
I encourage you to read and reread this book and cling tightly to what it 
says.” ?Dennis Newkirk, Senior Pastor, Henderson Hills 
Baptist Church, Edmond, Oklahoma
“Dever and Lawrence take a topic that is intimidating to many?substitutionary 
atonement?and make it practical to both the scholar and the common man. Rich in 
exposition and application, they point us to God’s sacrifice for us in Jesus, 
and why, because of it, we can never be the same.” ?Matt 
Carter, Lead Pastor, The Austin Stone Community Church, Austin, 
Texas
“In a day when questions about retributive justice and penal substitution are 
being raised within evangelicalism, Dever and Lawrence serve us well by leading 
us to meditate upon the texts of the Old and New Testaments, which have shaped 
the church’s understanding of the atonement. They remind us that though the 
Bible uses various images to help us understand the work of Christ on the cross, 
penal substitution is the reality upon which all other images of the atonement 
stand. Yet this book is no mere apologetic; it is a welcome exhortation to make 
the cross of Christ central to all of life. I pray that the meditations 
contained herein will be widely read and would move Christ’s church once again 
to know nothing among us except Jesus Christ and him 
crucified.” ?Juan R. Sanchez Jr., Preaching Pastor, High 
Pointe Baptist Church, Austin, Texas
“This book is brimming with insights into the text as well as with clear and 
direct application. A refreshing contrast to the great number of low-calorie 
atonement books on the market.” ?Simon Gathercole, Lecturer 
in New Testament Studies, Cambridge University; Editor,&nbsp;Journal for the 
Study of the New Testament
“The theological glue that holds the gospel facts together is the 
substitutionary atonement of Jesus Christ. Yet no concept is more unique and 
audacious to the Christian faith than that of a crucified Messiah and Savior. 
Regrettably, for too long this has been the subject of academia more than the 
church, until now. Through fourteen expositions that cover redemptive history, 
Dever and Lawrence have provided an extensive, simple, and practical guide to 
grasping this subject without compromising its complexity. This study is more 
than important to understand; it is imperative. Few books have fueled my worship 
of the Savior like this one. Read it and expect to find yourself on your knees 
in wonder at the gospel.” ?Rick Holland, Executive Pastor, 
Grace Community Church, Sun Valley, California; Director, Resolved 
Conference
“Like the sound of a trumpet resonating from castle walls, so has the call to 
worship sounded forth from the local church of Mark Dever and Michael Lawrence 
and their expositions on the atonement. This work is sure to humble the reader 
in the reality of the work of Christ on behalf of sinners and liberate the 
forgiven with the promise that ‘it is finished.’”&nbsp; ?Eric 
Bancroft, Senior Pastor, Castleview Baptist Church, Indianapolis, 
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·	Biblical Theology in the Life of the Church: A Guide for Ministry
·	Proclaiming a Cross-Centered Theology
·	Nine Marks of a Healthy Church, New Expanded Ed.
·	Preaching the Cross
·	Westminster Directory of Public Worship: Discussed by Mark Dever and Sinclair Ferguson
·	What is a Healthy Church?
·	In My Place Condemned He Stood: Celebrating the Glory of the Atonement
·	Message of the New Testament, the: Promises Kept (Foreword by John MacArthur)
·	Message of the Old Testament, the: Promises Made
·	Deliberate Church, the: Building Your Ministry on the Gospel
·	What Does God Want of Us Anyway?: A Quick Overview of the Whole Bible
·	12 Challenges Churches Face
·	Gospel and Personal Evangelism, the

·	Introduction to Christian Theology, an (Series: Introduction to Religion)
·	Analytic Theology: New Essays in the Philosophy of Theology (POD)
·	BZAW 399: Die aramaeischen Achikar-Sprueche aus Elephantine und die alttestamentliche Weisheitsliteratur
·	Methodist Present Potential
·	Oxford Handbook of Philosophical Theology, the (Series: Oxford Handbooks in Religion and Theology)