Grace That Changes Everything
How undeserved grace transforms identity, standing, and purpose
Discover how God’s undeserved favor reshapes your identity, purpose, and relationships. A 6-week sermon series on grace that goes deeper than you expect.
A Blessing Undeserved
The restoration God promises in Ezekiel 36 is explicitly, emphatically NOT based on anything Israel deservesEzekiel 36:22-32Main PointThe restoration God promises in Ezekiel 36 is explicitly, emphatically NOT based on anything Israel deserves. It is God acting for His own name's sake — which is the only basis on which any of us can hope for restoration.
Not for Your Sake
God restores not for our sake, but for His name's sakeEzekiel 36:22–32Main PointThe restoration God promises is explicitly, emphatically NOT based on anything Israel deserves. It is God acting for His own name's sake — which is the only basis on which any of us can hope for restoration.
The Justified and the Justifier
Justification is not God grading on a curve or overlooking our failuresRomans 3:21-26; 4:1-8Main PointJustification is not God grading on a curve or overlooking our failures. It is God doing something legally and morally radical — declaring guilty people righteous on the basis of Christ's merit, not ours.
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