Christian… When someone says “Grace, so I can do anything” they’re actually claiming that since they’re saved and sanctified by grace there’s now no restrictions on their behaviors. . .

Christian… Realize anytime you hear someone say “grace, but don’t do these things” as it pertains to your standing before God, you are not being presented with the Gospel, but instead an Anti-Gospel (in actuality it’s very far from the good news). . .

Christian… Anytime you hear “grace, and do these things” you are not being presented with the Gospel, but instead a Gospel imposter. Instead of grace alone this distortion claims you’re saved and sanctified by grace and the things you do for Jesus. . .

It’s critically important you understand that no one will ever be able to accept a “Savior for sins” unless they first are willing to acknowledge “their sin.” It’s only logical that before there can ever be any remedy or proposed solution there must first be the existence and assumed recognition of a problem. . .

Christian… You need to know peace with God is only possible once you’ve accepted the grace of God! Over and over again in the Bible you’re going to discover the phrase “Grace and peace. . .”

What is the one concept that makes Christianity different from every other world religion? Simple… Grace! The notion that God’s favor was never designed to be earned but instead always to be given. . .

In the original fall of man you’ll find an interesting picture. While Eve was deceived by Satan, Adam willing ate the forbidden fruit. He could have refused and allowed Eve to stand in judgment alone, but he didn’t. . .

Christian… Do you find yourself tired, burned out, exhausted trying to live a life that pleases God? Ironically, if this describes you the problem might be a failure to truly understand the implications of God’s amazing grace. . .

If you’re a Christian, I have a warning you need to hear! Satan has two strategic ways he’s going to attempt to destroy your life… He’s either going to try to get you to fall back into a sinful lifestyle or fall forward into legalism. . .