Grace (Part 1)
I believe one of the most common misunderstandings of the grace of God is, “Grace is God letting me get away with a few things.” That’s the furthest thought from the grace of God. The grace of God comes to us through Jesus Christ as a result of His sinless life and dying for us on Calvary’s hill. His grace is more than just God’s kindness and benevolence toward us.
I believe one of the most common misunderstandings of the grace of God is, “Grace is God letting me get away with a few things.” That’s the furthest thought from the grace of God. The grace of God comes to us through Jesus Christ as a result of His sinless life and dying for us on Calvary’s hill. His grace is more than just God’s kindness and benevolence toward us.
-The grace of God is
dynamic.
-The grace of God is God
in action for our good.
-The grace of God is
unmerited favor for all who believe and receive.
-The grace of God is
sufficient for every need.
-The grace of God is
beyond measure.
When
Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 15:10, “By the grace of God I am what I am,” he was
speaking about the empowering of the Holy Spirit that God in His grace supplies
to each of us as we seek to live for Him. So keep in mind as we look at our
responsibilities that we can carry out those responsibilities only by the grace
of God. At the end of the day when all is said and done, we must attribute our
faithfulness to the grace of God. Without we will surely falter and fail.
-Grace removes our past.
-Grace empowers our
future.
-Grace covers the sins of
the present.
-Grace promotes
Spirit-filled living.
-Grace brings relief in
the midst of your storms.
I am what I am in Christ
because of grace.
There's more grace than you can imagine. Just let it work in your life!
There's more grace than you can imagine. Just let it work in your life!
No comments:
Post a Comment