Without God’s grace there is no impartation. To impart means to credit the account of another, without the other having to earn it. And, God’s divine transaction into our account is limitless.

Without God’s grace, there is no substitution. Jesus Christ became our substitute when He died on the cross in our place. And, Christ still offers to trade places with us today, when we respond to His call for salvation.

The grace of God is salvation for all who call upon His name through faith alone. This is all that’s necessary to receive eternal life. The simplicity of the Gospel is an offense to some, but a joy to those who receive it.

God is the God of all grace. It is in His nature. Every good gift comes from God. And, in His infinite knowledge, God knows who will accept His Son Jesus, to receive His gift of eternal life.

Grace is God giving the greatest treasure to the least deserving. The grace of God is the direct opposite of the Law, and yet, it doesn’t offend it, but fulfills it. God’s grace and God’s perfect Law are equally united.

We all need God’s plan, because it communicates His vision for us. And, the good work that He begins in us, He promises to complete it. God’s thoughts for us are of peace, and not of evil, and to give us a future and a hope.

When we delight ourselves in God, spend time with Him and know His ways, He will give us the desires of our heart. But, if God’s Word is in us, and the Holy Spirit is guiding us, our desires will become what He desires for us.

God’s plan has a purpose, and all of God’s plans are good. God spoke His creation into existence because He had a specific plan, for a specific reason.

If God is the object of our faith, how can we become good? There is no amount of human effort that can transform us into being good. It is only in asking God, in His goodness, to forgive us that we are renewed.

By what standard is good determined by? Mankind, apart from God is impure and unholy. So, any good that comes out of us, comes from God. Any other standard cannot hold up to God’s infinite goodness.