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Transforming Perspective: Conversation about our need to know and understand God’s great mercy and compassion, called Grace.
The Bible contains many descriptions of God, the nature of his attributes and the characteristics of his sovereignty and providence in handling all creation past, present and future.
Isaiah, the prophet proclaims God’s ways and thoughts are incomparable to ours.
The truth of this message encourages us to trust God and avoid trying to predict or figure out what he does or will do.
More specifically, Isaiah makes a distinction of God’s divinity, aspects of his nature, he wants to reveal to each of us.
God has given us many opportunities to turn from our ways and return back to Him.
He is long suffering, waiting patiently for us to seek Him, and making a clear path for each of us to return.
His compassion flows to its fullest measure for us, knowing all of our troubles, afflictions, heartbreak, and pain in this world, providing comfort in every circumstance.
More so, great is God’s mercy, who lovingly gives us many chances, despite our sins and trespasses, offering forgiveness and restoration for every stumble or fall.
All of which, collectively are evidences of God’s Grace.
Metaphorically, Grace is the heart of God.
Symbolically, it is the Ark of the Covenant, a mercy seat lain before the Presence of the Holiness of God in the Tabernacle by the children of Israel.
Eternally, Grace is Jesus Christ.
Biblical Principle: Seek God, boldly come to him in prayer, joining him at the mercy seat to obtain mercy and grace in every need.
Bible References:
OLD TESTAMENT: The Book of Exodus Chapter 25 verses 16 -22.
The Book of Isaiah Chapter 55.
NEW TESTAMENT: The Epistle to the Ephesians Chapter 2 verse 8-10.
The Epistle to the Hebrews Chapter 4.
The Book of Revelations Chapter 1.
Transforming Perspective: Conversation about our need to know and understand God’s great mercy and compassion, called Grace.
The Bible contains many descriptions of God, the nature of his attributes and the characteristics of his sovereignty and providence in handling all creation past, present and future.
Isaiah, the prophet proclaims God’s ways and thoughts are incomparable to ours.
The truth of this message encourages us to trust God and avoid trying to predict or figure out what he does or will do.
More specifically, Isaiah makes a distinction of God’s divinity, aspects of his nature, he wants to reveal to each of us.
God has given us many opportunities to turn from our ways and return back to Him.
He is long suffering, waiting patiently for us to seek Him, and making a clear path for each of us to return.
His compassion flows to its fullest measure for us, knowing all of our troubles, afflictions, heartbreak, and pain in this world, providing comfort in every circumstance.
More so, great is God’s mercy, who lovingly gives us many chances, despite our sins and trespasses, offering forgiveness and restoration for every stumble or fall.
All of which, collectively are evidences of God’s Grace.
Metaphorically, Grace is the heart of God.
Symbolically, it is the Ark of the Covenant, a mercy seat lain before the Presence of the Holiness of God in the Tabernacle by the children of Israel.
Eternally, Grace is Jesus Christ.
Biblical Principle: Seek God, boldly come to him in prayer, joining him at the mercy seat to obtain mercy and grace in every need.
Bible References:
OLD TESTAMENT: The Book of Exodus Chapter 25 verses 16 -22.
The Book of Isaiah Chapter 55.
NEW TESTAMENT: The Epistle to the Ephesians Chapter 2 verse 8-10.
The Epistle to the Hebrews Chapter 4.
The Book of Revelations Chapter 1.