There are some things that are worth repeating! The story of God’s amazing grace is worth repeating over and over again – ‘Then they cried out to the Lord in their trouble, and He delivered them from their distress’(Psalm 107:6, 13, 19, 28). The call to praise the Lord is also something we need to hear again and again – ‘Let them give thanks to the Lord for His unfailing love and His wonderful deeds for men’(Psalm 107:8, 15, 21, 31). Let us ‘consider the great love of the Lord.’ Let us ‘give thanks to the Lord’ (Psalm 107:43, 1). ‘The great love of God is revealed in the Son, who came to this earth to redeem every one. That love, like a stream flowing clear to the sea, makes clean every heart that from sin would be free… It’s yours, it is ours, O how lavishly given! The pearl of great price, and the treasure of heaven!’
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Showing posts with label god's grace. Show all posts
Pass The Message On.
The Wonderful Grace Of Jesus
Ezekiel 36:1-38
‘I will look on you with favour’(9). Through Christ our Saviour, God looks upon us with favour. Here are some words which will help you to rejoice in the ‘wonderful grace of Jesus’ which is ‘greater than all my sin’, the ‘wonderful grace of Jesus’ which ‘reaches me’. ‘Let me introduce you to a friend called Grace. Doesn’t care about your past or your many mistakes. He’ll cover your sins in a warm embrace. Let me introduce to a friend called Grace’. ‘His grace reaches lower than your worst mistake and His love will run further than you can run away’. ‘He believes in lost causes when common sense would just give up. He believes in lost causes and changes people with His love. There’s nobody too far gone, no one beyond His reach. He believes in lost causes ‘cause He believed in me’. Let Jesus be your Joy!
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Blessings in Christ
Christ in all the Scriptures
http://christinallthescriptures.blogspot.com
‘I will look on you with favour’(9). Through Christ our Saviour, God looks upon us with favour. Here are some words which will help you to rejoice in the ‘wonderful grace of Jesus’ which is ‘greater than all my sin’, the ‘wonderful grace of Jesus’ which ‘reaches me’. ‘Let me introduce you to a friend called Grace. Doesn’t care about your past or your many mistakes. He’ll cover your sins in a warm embrace. Let me introduce to a friend called Grace’. ‘His grace reaches lower than your worst mistake and His love will run further than you can run away’. ‘He believes in lost causes when common sense would just give up. He believes in lost causes and changes people with His love. There’s nobody too far gone, no one beyond His reach. He believes in lost causes ‘cause He believed in me’. Let Jesus be your Joy!
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Blessings in Christ
Christ in all the Scriptures
http://christinallthescriptures.blogspot.com
Our Sin Is Great, But Our Saviour Is Greater.
Ezekiel 16:35-63
God calls His unfaithful people to listen to His Word: ‘You prostitute, hear the Word of the Lord!’(35). He speaks to them of ‘sin, righteousness and judgment’(John 16:8). He shows them their sin - ‘your filthiness and your nakedness’(36). He speaks to them as the righteous God, the God of perfect holiness - ‘Your eyes are too holy to look at evil. You cannot stand the sight of people doing wrong’(Habakkuk 1:13). He warns them that there will be judgment: ‘I will judge you”(38). Why does God speak to us of sin, righteousness and judgment? This is His way of bringing us to repentance - ‘I will make you stop being a prostitute’- and salvation - “My anger will be over, and I will be calm’(41-42). Our sin is great, but our Saviour is greater - ‘Wonderful grace of Jesus, greater than all my sin... Praise His Name!’.
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Blessings in Christ
Christ in all the Scriptures
http://christinallthescriptures.blogspot.com
God calls His unfaithful people to listen to His Word: ‘You prostitute, hear the Word of the Lord!’(35). He speaks to them of ‘sin, righteousness and judgment’(John 16:8). He shows them their sin - ‘your filthiness and your nakedness’(36). He speaks to them as the righteous God, the God of perfect holiness - ‘Your eyes are too holy to look at evil. You cannot stand the sight of people doing wrong’(Habakkuk 1:13). He warns them that there will be judgment: ‘I will judge you”(38). Why does God speak to us of sin, righteousness and judgment? This is His way of bringing us to repentance - ‘I will make you stop being a prostitute’- and salvation - “My anger will be over, and I will be calm’(41-42). Our sin is great, but our Saviour is greater - ‘Wonderful grace of Jesus, greater than all my sin... Praise His Name!’.
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Blessings in Christ
Christ in all the Scriptures
http://christinallthescriptures.blogspot.com
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