more about grace

“We always have grace.”
This sounds so comforting, but in reality it’s a confession
of a defeat. It’s an unfortunate misunderstanding of the
most important word for our lives.
It’s so superficial to think that if nothing else works,
it becomes a grace issue.
This kind of “grace” is humiliating and undesirable.
It doesn’t make anyone great. (Psalm 18:35)
The better understanding of grace is that it is our first
and most reasonable choice.
We don’t need to go through millions of failures in
order to learn grace. That would be almost like believing
in reincarnation and the law of Karma that teaches that
man has to be cleansed by millions of births in order to
be qualified to enter Nirvana.
Grace always works.
It’s not the last option. It’s a priority.
We need to look for it with an uncompromising zeal.
We have to study it, know it and guarantee it as a personal
right for all those around us.
Grow in Grace. II Pet. 3:18
Let your heart be established by Grace. Heb.13:9
Impart Grace to all those who hear you. Eph.4:29