Grace to you is in Christ, unto the praise of God's glory. Grace is far more than a theological term or a religious song. Grace is God Himself. He is the God of all grace. God's grace is undeserved favor that we can never earn nor merit (Eph. 2:8-9). We have all broken God's law, but grace in Christ changes us to the praise of God's glory (Eph. 1:6).
Grace to you is salvation through the gospel of Christ. Grace has all power, because God is gracious. So many look to laws and rules to change people and society. Law may dictate how we should live, what we should do, or not do. Nevertheless, law is powerless to change our hearts and lives. Grace is the power of God to change our lives in Christ (Ro. 1:16).
Grace to you is the Holy Spirit transforming your heart. The Spirit of grace changes you from within. Grace renews your mind, dismissing the guilt of your conscience, and changes your will to do God's good will. Grace is sufficient for your every need. God's Word tells you what to do; Grace gives you the ability to do it.
Grace found you helpless and gave you hope. Grace found you without God and brought you to God the Father (John 14:6). Grace is the gift of God. It cannot be bought, earned, nor deserved. Grace freely gives you unmerited favor with God through Jesus Christ. "And of His fullness we have all received, and grace for grace" (John 1:16). The fullness of God's grace to you is in Christ our Lord.
