Ultimately, God displays grace whenever He provides good for His people that they cannot provide for themselves.

“Do not give up. God will give us victory.”

God always will do what is best, when his children ask.

We are not in control of the outcomes. But we are called to be faithful to the Scriptures, proclaiming his word wherever God puts us.

Repentant obedience is not our ticket to grace; it is our offering of thanksgiving for it.

The Lord who spells out unchanging truth in his Word also says, “Here’s my heart for you.”

Trouble looms whenever we make God subject to the wisdom and whims of our human desires.

As a covenant-keeping God has loved us, we love.

The gospel never grabs hold of a person’s soul; Jesus does. Nor does living by grace save us; Jesus does.

Resting on God’s grace does not relieve our obligation to honor him but powerfully stimulates our love to live for God’s glory and in our freedom.