AMAZING GRACE SANCTUARY

Paul the Apostle has been known to be the preacher of Grace all the way, but towards the end of his ministry the tone of his admonition was a little bit adjusted, because of his experience with the churches (Christians) in Rome, Corinth, Ephesus, Philippi and everywhere he went preaching and teaching the gospel; and so he applied some caution against the abusers of grace, in the above passage.

With Apostle Paul, salvation was taught to be simply by grace. Yes. Not by any means of our works; knowing fully where he himself was coming from. Later, he started to teach how we need to work out our salvation with “fear and trembling”. Paul discovered that people that were saved by grace have been falling from grace because of insincerity towards Jesus. As a result, grace became available to all that were sincere in their love of Christ.

Brethren, grace still works and in exceeding trends for those that commit in truth and in spirit to the love of Christ. Let there be sincerity of purpose in whatever we do for the sake of Christ. Not for the sake of any man. Look unto Jesus the Author and the Finisher of your Faith. Your focus on what man can do should not overshadow your focus on what GOD can do. God is all in all. HE is God of all grace. Be sincere to the love of Christ and you will not lose your GRACE.

1) Father, thank you for the beginning of Exceeding Grace in my life, in Jesus Name.
2) Lord, grant me the grace to be sincere in all things, in Jesus Name.
3) Father, let my focus on you be magnified this season of exceeding grace, in Jesus Name.
4) Father, prevent me and my household from falling from grace, in Jesus Name.
5) Lord, fight for me and let me be victorious against all my adversaries, in Jesus Name.
6) Father of all grace that is exceeding settle me and establish me for your kingdom, in Jesus Name.
7) Lord, put on me the garment of righteousness and sincerity till the end, in Jesus Name. Amen.

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“GRACE BE WITH ALL”