Most Christians know the hymn Amazing Grace even non-believers know it. Yet so few of us truly understand why grace is so amazing. Let’s begin looking at the 5 characteristics of God’s saving grace in Ephesians 2. Though no one is worthy, God gives this gift freely to those who believe on His Son. God’s grace is more than sufficient to save not only a good person, but the most wicked and vilest of sinners. Now that’s amazing!

For people bent on working for everything in their life, God’s grace is very difficult to accept. Two kinds of people struggle with this: 1. those who feel they’re too unworthy because of their great sin and 2. those who feel they have a good shot at heaven because of their religious deeds. In this message, you’ll apply the characteristics of God’s grace to your life. Whether you tend towards despair or pride, no one earns God’s favor based on their merit.

Have you ever wished for a super simple explanation of something that’s very complex? Well, that’s why Jesus told parables, or simple stories. In this program, Chip tells us that the parable of the Prodigal Son is one Jesus told to give us a clear picture of God’s amazing grace. And since a picture is worth 1,000 words, you’re not gonna want to miss this one!

You know that sick feeling you have when you lose something that’s really valuable? And then that feeling of pure joy and relief when you find it again? Well, those are the same feelings God has when a person is lost or wandering - and then is found. Join Chip as he explains the amazing lengths God will go to to celebrate every single person who comes home to Him.

What's so amazing about grace? In this message, Dr. Stanley explains that the grace of God not only takes care of our sin through the cross, but it takes care of our daily lives as well. Grace enables us to face life as it is with absolute confidence that God is watching over us, caring for us, and enabling us in every circumstance of life.

What's so amazing about grace? In this message, Dr. Stanley explains that the grace of God not only takes care of our sin through the cross, but it takes care of our daily lives as well. Grace enables us to face life as it is with absolute confidence that God is watching over us, caring for us, and enabling us in every circumstance of life.

God loved us so much that He sent His only Son to die for our sins. Yet some Christians abuse God's grace and view it as a license to keep on sinning. Today on Pathway to Victory, Dr. Robert Jeffress explains how a biblical understanding of grace should influence the way we view our relationship with God.

You've heard the song Amazing Grace. But do you truly understand what God's grace means for your life? Today on Pathway to Victory, Dr. Robert Jeffress explains how our view of grace impacts our understanding of sin, repentance, obedience and rewards.

What is grace? Ask any theologian or serious Bible student and you will likely hear a two-word answer: unmerited favor. That definition, while true, is not entirely complete. As well learn in this series, grace surrounds usin fact, envelops usevery day of our lives. Grace is behind all of Gods actions. Grace prompts Gods involvement in our lives. It takes the galling exactness out of our efforts to please Him, and it relieves us from the choking grip of needless guilt. When grace is understood and applied, we are no longer afraid of God and no longer demanding of others. Grace is at the heart of our eternal salvation. It removes all human effort from Gods plan, and it motivates us to unity, harmony, and tolerance. Small wonder Satan, the enemy of our souls, works overtime to distort and deny this magnificent truth. Grace: it is truly amazing!

What is grace? Ask any theologian or serious Bible student and you will likely hear a two-word answer: unmerited favor. That definition, while true, is not entirely complete. As well learn in this series, grace surrounds usin fact, envelops usevery day of our lives. Grace is behind all of Gods actions. Grace prompts Gods involvement in our lives. It takes the galling exactness out of our efforts to please Him, and it relieves us from the choking grip of needless guilt. When grace is understood and applied, we are no longer afraid of God and no longer demanding of others. Grace is at the heart of our eternal salvation. It removes all human effort from Gods plan, and it motivates us to unity, harmony, and tolerance. Small wonder Satan, the enemy of our souls, works overtime to distort and deny this magnificent truth. Grace: it is truly amazing!

What is grace? Ask any theologian or serious Bible student and you will likely hear a two-word answer: unmerited favor. That definition, while true, is not entirely complete. As well learn in this series, grace surrounds usin fact, envelops usevery day of our lives. Grace is behind all of Gods actions. Grace prompts Gods involvement in our lives. It takes the galling exactness out of our efforts to please Him, and it relieves us from the choking grip of needless guilt. When grace is understood and applied, we are no longer afraid of God and no longer demanding of others. Grace is at the heart of our eternal salvation. It removes all human effort from Gods plan, and it motivates us to unity, harmony, and tolerance. Small wonder Satan, the enemy of our souls, works overtime to distort and deny this magnificent truth. Grace: it is truly amazing!

Many of us will sing the popular hymn our whole lives and never realize what makes grace so amazing. C.S. Lewis once said that grace separates Christianity from all other world religions. Grace, the unmerited, undeserved favor of God upon us, saves us and that is truly amazing.