An excellent story and illustration of grace and character...
Not Biblical, but worth sharing.
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Presented Faultless is an examination of the incredible Grace of God in His exchange of my sinfulness for His Righteousness. Salvation by Grace alone. What does it mean? Does it apply to you as well as me? Is it a done deal or do I have to do (or not do) something to keep it?
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I am a Christian deeply concerned by the lack of clarity in the presentation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Is Salvation by Grace alone? Or is it gained by our good works? Where does repentance fit in? Join in, let's discuss the issue.
David Summer
Grayslake, IL
David Summer
Grayslake, IL
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General Disclaimer and Private Joke.
I was thinking about some small print here to the effect that not all views expressed are necessarily those of the management but I suppose if you are mature enough to comprehend three and four syllable words then you will recognize that fact. In reality, I just thought the title here was too pfunny to not use. Keep it real, keep it nice, and try to keep it real nice.
I was thinking about some small print here to the effect that not all views expressed are necessarily those of the management but I suppose if you are mature enough to comprehend three and four syllable words then you will recognize that fact. In reality, I just thought the title here was too pfunny to not use. Keep it real, keep it nice, and try to keep it real nice.
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I decided to post on the video in the comments section so as to not distract from the video itself before one views it. There are several things that come to mind when watching it. I think of the grace of God in carrying us when we can't carry ourselves. The grace the opponents exhibited in sacrificing their own goals of winning at all costs to the greater good of helping one who is down.
The Good Samaritan is almost too obvious to mention, but I will anyhow. The parallels of physically assisting one in need, at the expense of one's self, are thought provoking.
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