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The grace of God is appropriated to all who put their faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. So many songs are written about God’s grace. A newer one is “The Lord is my salvation”. It starts out –
The grace of God has reached for me
And pulled me from the raging sea,
And I am safe on this solid ground
The Lord is my salvation
We are so thankful for God’s grace to us in our daily lives, aren’t we? Grace forgives, helps, equips, guides, and restores. It gives to me what I do not deserve.
John 1:14, 16, 17 And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth. . . . For from his fullness we have all received, grace upon grace. For the law was given through Moses; grace and truth came through Jesus Christ.”
Recently my grandsons were at our home for dinner. When it was time for dessert, I brought out three different flavors of ice cream and asked the boys what kind they would like. One of the boys answered with, “I’ll START with the cookies and cream.” That clearly meant that he was not going to stop with one bowl. He would have one scoop and then he would have another. That’s a visual of grace upon grace at Gigi’s house.
Christians receive grace and then more grace—grace served on top of grace—grace and then, in place of that, more grace. The point is that Christ is full of grace, and those who know Him get showered with grace.
What’s abundantly clear is that, when we come to Christ, He dishes out grace in heaping, huge servings.
Our marriages are to be pictures of the Gospel. What would grace in marriage look like?
Grace in marriage would mean giving to my spouse out of my unselfish love what they may not deserve.
Here are ten ways to show grace to your spouse ~
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