Grace

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God's grace not only forgives us, but also enables us to walk in the spirit and not in the flesh. True grace. Let's talk about that. Go ahead. So the question is not simply do you believe in grace. The question is, has grace changed you? I like that. Wow. And just like Jude says at the beginning of the message, we must earnestly contend Mhmm. For the That is his message Mhmm. In this little book that he wrote or a little letter. [00:23:30] (67 seconds)  #HasGraceChanged Download clip

When these people eat with you in your fellowship meals commemorating the Lord's love, they're like dangerous reefs that can shipwreck you. Now just I'm gonna take that sentence off apart a little bit. When these people eat with you in your fellowship because see, this is in the church that this is happening. Right? Yeah. Right? So this is in the fellowship of your own church, fellowshipping meals, commemorating the Lord's love. They are celebrating God's love while preaching a message that's not God's grace. Mhmm. [00:13:28] (30 seconds)  #FellowshipWarnings Download clip

It's an attack on children, youth. It's attack on the on the unborn. It completely denies creation of god's creation of male and females being made in his image. Mhmm. All of that is being destroyed by this one fact of changing grace to be something that's a license to sin. Amen? Amen. And so another note I found online, it says cheap grace turns god's grace into a justification for sin instead of a power to overcome it. [00:21:17] (35 seconds)  #DefendCreationAndChildren Download clip

Jude tells us some churches have been infiltrated with a false grace, a cheap grace. And some of you who knew pastor Hank Parker, he always called it a greasy grace. Mhmm. Amen? And I like that. And I looked at it, and I said, well, where was this recorded long ago? All of this was recorded in the past. Right? Mhmm. Well, the passion translation has a note right there about this, about recorded long ago, and it says this. It is possible that Jude is referring not only to Old Testament prophecies, but to the New Testament book of second Peter. [00:10:37] (38 seconds)  #BewareCheapGrace Download clip

Why don't you say that in another voice? Cheap grace turns God's grace into a justification for sin instead of a power to overcome it. Very huge. This is why it's such a serious thing. Grace is one of the most beautiful truths in the gospel, but when misunderstood, it becomes one of the most dangerous distortions. Distortions. Let us be warned. Cheap grace is Cheap grace is Belief without obedience. [00:21:52] (36 seconds)  #FaithRequiresObedience Download clip

I'm a say this. It's a serious offense to turn the grace of god into a license to sin. Right. Don't do it. God's grace is kind, loving, forgiving, and a 100% relational. 100%. Here's some notes I found online. Grace is entirely a gift from god. It is unearned kindness. It is unmerited favor. Yeah. So that's something, and it's a free gift for all. You can't work for this. Mhmm. Amen? [00:15:10] (54 seconds)  #GraceIsAGift Download clip

The new less new living translation says, god's marvelous grace allows us to live immoral lives. That's a lie. But, yeah, amen. The bible actually says that. The the passion translation says, they have perverted the message of god's grace into a license to commit immorality. The amplified version says, persons who pervert the grace, the spiritual blessing, and favor of our god into lawlessness and wantonness and immorality. [00:20:13] (34 seconds)  #GraceNotALicense Download clip

The message bible says, their design is to replace the sheer grace of our god with sheer license. Mhmm. Wow. And the god's word said, which we read, they are people they are people to whom god mean means nothing. They use god's kindness as an excuse for sexual freedom. Wow. Now this is a complete attack on the institution of family and god's morals. Amen? Right. It's an attack on marriage. [00:20:47] (30 seconds)  #ProtectMarriageAndFamily Download clip

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