Bryan Chapell has authored a new book about grace, so it makes sense he’d have a working definition of what grace is. Here he explains why his definition seeks to embrace God’s expression of grace in all its Biblical settings, culminating in the person and work of Jesus.
Brian Chapell has an upcoming book Unlimited Grace. Apparently there’s a new ministry called Unlimited Grace being launched too. Here Chapell talks about how grace is not only the beginning of the Christian life, but it is also all of Christian living.
Zack Eswine observes that Peter ministers the knowledge of the same grace that has healed his own life. From the post: After all, Peter would hear roosters crow the rest of his life. How does one overcome the constant reminder of his or her worst moments? So, Peter commits to never stopping to bring to …
The grace that saved us is the source of the change that takes place in our lives as saved people: The spiritual growth of progressive sanctification concerns something vastly deeper than a greater allegiance to God’s rules. It requires God working to fix what sin has broken, and that brokenness exists in our hearts. Only …
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