Over the last several weeks, we have been examining the difference between “good grace” and “bad grace.” Grace is not the freedom to serve no master, but a new Master. Grace does not mean we are under no law, but under a new law. Over the next few weeks, we will discover how a proper understanding of grace should impact our relationships, our marriage, and our church. Today, we begin by looking at how grace should affect our relationship with God.

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Romans 6:15 Have you ever heard the question, “If God has forgiven me of all my sins and my place in heaven is secure, what keeps me from sinning as much as I want to?” Such a question fails to take into account seven radical changes that occur in the life of anyone who is the recipient of God’s amazing grace.

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Romans 5:8-10 God’s grace provides us with much more than a ticket into heaven. Today and next time, we are going to discover seven radical changes that grace provides every true believer.

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Ephesians 2:8-10 Today, we are beginning a new series on God’s truly amazing gift of grace. In this series, we will examine the difference between “good grace” and “bad grace” in key areas of our life.

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