"Grace Exposed will give the reader a greater understanding of the grace of God as intended by the witness and declaration of John in his gospel. This chapter by chapter exposition of that gospel will expose that grace as given by Christ to his people with it's purpose and meaning as well as showing the opposition to it from religious leaders and why. The reader will also be given insight as to the relevance and application of this grace today as well as the opposition it receives from religious leaders and institutions still. The grace of God through Christ is in stark contrast to the keeping of the law and its traditions which he has spoken so much about throughout this gospel. It contrasts the reliance of these that we see in so many churches today, preventing the sanctifying of God's people in the pews, keeping them as spiritual infants. As in Jesus' day, these religious institutions and leaders hide his grace from them which hinders their receipt of the full freedom Christ purchased for them. Many, if not most, either by small measure or by large keep Christ's people in bondage. This is a pattern demonstrated in history. Unfortunately one of the greatest obstacles to the grace of God has always been religious and church leaders. Christ preached against this then, and this Gospel continues to do so now if we are to let it expose the Grace of God. Moses gave God's people his Law, Christ came to free them from it by his grace. This gospel was written to reveal the grace of God so that his people may believe him who brought it. It is a grace that was to be hidden by the traditions and words of people, as it is still today. Looking at this gospel through John's eyes will expose God's grace to you just as he designed it to be. We will be shown that his grace will always be exposed before us because of the gospel of grace, which is the gospel of Jesus Christ."