Monday, October 13, 2014

Grace Wants You


Grace does not redefine wrong as right, but it does redefine sinners as righteous. Grace does not remove the law, but stoops down to carry the weight of it on our behalf. Grace looks kindly upon our weaknesses and strengthens us to do what we cannot do on our own. Grace does not remove every consequence for bad choices yet it does not withhold blessing in the face of imperfection. Grace is more interested in blessing us for any good reason rather than cursing us when we miss the mark. Grace says that we are worth being loved even though we've done nothing to earn it. Changing does not make us deserving of Grace, rather Grace deems us worthy of change and lovingly disciplines us to bring that change about. Grace is sometimes willing to allow us to suffer for our greatest good. Grace is sober-minded and does not sugarcoat our existence but speaks the truth in love. Grace is more interested in our eternal joy rather than our temporary comfort or gratification.


Grace wants me more than I want Grace.

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