Faith to Faith

Grace is often discussed in Christianity as the means by which we are saved. The Bible tells us in 2 Corinthians 6:1 that we can receive the Grace of God in vain. Today’s program builds on last week’s theme and explores the great measure, the extent and power of God’s Grace given to each and everyone of us. Is it possible that we have undervalued and even limited the power of Grace in our lives?

In Hebrews 11 we read about the great victories that God's people experienced by Faith in times past. As we immerse ourselves in the Scriptures and become acquainted with their stories we are surrounded by their witness as a great cloud. Like them we are encouraged to look to Jesus the Author and Finisher of our Faith to obtain the Victory!

Every Christian agrees that the Kingdom and Reign of God is more powerful than the kingdom and reign of sin and satan. Because Grace is greater than sin there is an abundance of power to walk in the way of the Lord and prove that His yoke is easy and His burden is light!

In the Word of God we see a much greater power than that of the World. This power is greater than sin and greater than sins condemnation. If God’s grace was not more powerful and more abundant than sin, then no one could be saved! So why is it that so many continue to be enslaved by sin and worldliness? The answer is that many don’t know about God’s abundant grace. Some have heard something about grace but just can’t see it clearly, while others simply find it too good to be true! Today we contrast God’s grace with sin. It's a showdown between two great powers which leaves only one winner standing!

Everyone on this planet has benefited from the grace of God. Most don’t know about God’s grace and therefore only benefit from it unknowingly and partially. Today’s program wants to ensure that no one received the grace of God in vain (2Co 6:1).