God's grace is a very uplifting, happy, subject. The idea that we can have a positive, warm, friendly relationship with the Creator of the Universe should make you feel good. I believe the prospect makes God feel good as well. If you have a run-in with someone at work, in your social circle, your family, at church, the tension between those involved can tie you up in knots. Restoring good vibes with the people in your life results in mental peace, smoother operations, even spiritual joy. Graciously extending mercy and forgiveness feels good, receiving mercy and forgiveness feels good too. Question: once you have reconciled what do you do? How do you follow up? Request a free copy of What Does the Bible Teach About Grace?. This free bible study guide is available in a variety of digital formats... or you can request a printed copy sent to your address. Let's say you lose your temper with a co-worker... they're upset, you're upset... lots of tension... you realize you’ve been stupid… you apologize, they forgive. Where do you go from that point? Do you change your behavior? Or do you intend to keep on letting your temper flare assuming the other party will keep on forgiving you? If you make no effort to change... what do you think is going to happen in the workplace if this pattern continues? You might say that with God such a scenario is possible: He is infinitely merciful, always ready to forgive etc. This is true, God is infinitely merciful and forgiving. But His infinite mercy, and infinite forgiveness is graciously extended to you to accomplish an greater purpose: to make change possible. Keep Reading »