A peak at the personal/relational fall-out of self-righteousness.  How achievable rightness leads to comparable rightness and naturally produces contempt for others. We then consider the difference Jesus makes. A third lesson on the parable of the Pharisee and tax collector who went up to pray in Luke 18.

A peak at the personal/relational fall-out of self-righteousness. How achievable rightness leads to comparable rightness and naturally produces contempt for others. We then consider the difference Jesus makes. A third lesson on the parable of the Pharisee and tax collector who went up to pray in Luke 18.

Grace for the Contemptible

During over thirty years of ministry, David Desforge saw lives transformed by the hope of the Gospel as it is taught practically and with transparency, depth and a call for an outward response. Those values lie at the heart of his ministry. David longs for folks to discover spiritual confidence in Jesus and encouragement for their faith. He is devoted to assisting people in expanding their experience of God's grace through the Gospel so it overflows in love and service to others.

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Grace for the Contemptible

Grace for the Contemptible