What is grace bible teaching on God? What is grace about? What is grace of God bible teaching? What is grace bible teaching view? What is grace as pertains to God and the doctrine of the bible? The
gospel of John in the bible states that grace and truth came. In order for
something or someone to come to us they must of been some other place.
The reason why the bible states that grace came is because grace is
not just a gift or a possession or some special blessing that is
handed to you but Grace is a person. Who is that person? Jesus Christ
is the person of many attributes which includes grace. This grace is the very character of God. When you think about God or bible truths think in terms of relationship rather than a system of what
works or not. God loves us and wants to relate to us as a person.
How did God show His Love to us? God the Father sent His only Beloved
Son into this world to die on a cross and pour out His soul and blood
in order for all of our sins to be forgiven. After Jesus Christ died
on the cross to redeem us to God He was then buried and after the
third day He was resurrected from the dead and then ascended to God in
Heaven and will one day return to take all who believe in Him to be
with God forever. All people are born sinners and deserve to die and
go to hell but Jesus Christ took all of our punishment upon Himself so
we would be free from all condemnation.
Jesus Christ not only purchased our redemption so we could have
eternal life but He took upon Himself at the cross all of our
diseases, curses, poverty and mental anguish so we could have a great
life now as well as heaven when we pass on. God wants us to have great
blessings right now when we believe in Jesus Christ and the gospel
that He has given us. The gospel of grace is the finished work of Jesus Christ
when He died on the cross. You become a new person when you believe in
Jesus Christ and God puts His Spirit within you and you will know that
you are a new person as you experience a new peace that you never had
before.
Grace Bible
God gives you a free gift called righteousness. This righteousness is
Jesus Christ (God) and He lives in all who believe in Him. Salvation can
never be earned but only received as a free gift called grace. Faith in God and
what He has done for you has qualified you for eternal life and all of
the blessings of the kingdom of God. Christians start out with faith
in order to be saved and we continue in faith as we walk in all of
the blessings of the kingdom of God. Our heavenly Father wants all of his
children to be blessed with good health, financial provision, peace of
mind, success in living and safety from harm. We as Christians have
all of these blessings because of the cross of Christ. So we live by
faith into this grace.
None of us deserve any goodness from our Heavenly Father and Jesus
Christ but salvation that is a free gift is what is called grace or unmerited
favor. Our Heavenly Father has a great love for us because he gave up
His only begotten Son to die so we could be in right relationship with
him and receive His many blessings. The Father has an unconditional
love for us even when we turn and go our own way at times that love
never changes. Our Heavenly Father God is always ready to receive us
whenever we turn to Him and He will restore to us all of the blessings
of the Kingdom based on His unconditional love for us and grace.
When we as Christians accept Christ as our Savior we live under Grace
and not the Law that is described in the Old testament. Under the old
covenant we had to live by a bunch of rules and regulations in order
to receive the blessings of God but under the new covenant with live
in a relationship with Jesus Christ and the Heavenly Father and no
matter what our performance is we still receive all of the blessings of
the kingdom. We no longer live by do and don't for this is bondage
under the law. Because of the death of Jesus Christ on the cross we
have abundance of favor that is freely given to us. Christ paid the
price for us so we could have eternal life and receive all of the
blessings of the kingdom of God. This is Grace!