Where Your Purpose is Intimacy with God and Your Mission is Growing In Grace and Making Grace Known.
Grace Defined:
The Holy Spirit's inlfuence on your heart that shows up in your life. It is not hindered by disobeying God, nor des it depend on works. That is why God continually accepts your heart whether you succeed or fail.
Our church family would like to share with you some very special thoughts and verses to help you get a taste of God's grace!
"Let us come near to The Throne of Grace, with confidence in God, to have him give us His mercy and His grace (power) that we need." - Hebrews 12:16
Most people try to live the Christian life by following principles, points, steps, and formulas. Jesus said to follow Him (Matthew 16:24) and to do it by the power of the Holy Spirit. - Romans 8:14
The Holy Spirit is called the Spirit of Grace. - Hebrews 10:29
Grace is not just for salvation, Ephesians 2:8, it is also for transformation. -
2 Corinthians 3:18
If you could live the Christian life by your will power you wouldn't need the New Covenant Holy Spirit to live within you. - Romans 8:1-17
No wonder God's throne is called "the Throne of Grace." - Hebrews 4:16
You get a second chance on this earth, its called: "to be born-again." - John 3:3
It's what God does for you, so just believe and receive Him, Romans 10:9-13, by talking to God with all of your heart.
Heavenly Father, I turn my life over to You, so You can turn my life around to personally know You. Jesus, I believe You died on the cross for the punishment of my sins. Your blood was shed for me. You were raised from the dead and sit at the right hand of the Father. From now on You are the Savior and Lord of every area of my life. Holy Spirit, You are the promise of the New Covenant, so come and live in my heart and change me to be like Jesus. Renew my spirit so I can hear Your voice. Thank You LORD for loving me so much, and for making me a Christian today!
If you have said this to God with a sincere heart, please call us to pledge your life to God through Bible baptism. - 1 Peter 3:21