What is grace

Mercy vs. grace are often intertwined and confused, but they represent two distinct concepts. Click to read this detailed inspiring post!

Are you a channel of God's grace or a stagnant pool? Here are 15 characteristics of grace to help you evaluate. And, download & print the Grace bookmark!

Is grace really amazing? If so, what makes grace so amazing and how can that amazing grace impact our lives today? The answer is, of course, in the gospel.

Word of the week is where we highlight a word from scripture. We hope it inspires you to dig deeper into God's word! This Week's Word - Grace

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What gives me the most hope every day is God’s grace; knowing that his grace is going to give me the strength for whatever I face, knowing that nothing is a surprise to God." - Rick Warren #christianquotes #rickwarren #godquotes #faithquotes #christian

What is grace according to the Bible? Is the modern gospel of grace, that is preached true? What does the grace of God mean?

Grace is for the world. Grace means that all of your mistakes now serve a purpose instead of serving shame. God’s favor toward the unworthy or undeserving. Grace is an essential part of God’s character. With this grace, God is willing to forgive us and bless us abundantly in spite of the fact that we don’t deserve to be treated so well or dealt with so generously. Grace is closely related to God’s benevolence, love, and mercy. Thank God for Grace. Grace is for the world. “Grace is not simply

Want to gain a better understanding of the grace of God, and what it means for your life? Let’s study these 27 Bible verses about God’s grace, to learn more

The Daily Grace Company® on Instagram: "What occupies the majority of your thoughts? Would you say that you dwell more on what is eternal or what is temporary? Paul reminds us in Colossians 3:2-3 how we are to let our position with Christ motivate an eternal mindset. As believers, we should be more consumed with what matters to the Lord and what matters for eternity more than the fleeting things of this world. Yet, so often we can find ourselves dwelling on what isn’t fruitful for our walk…