We need to ask God to teach us daily how great a debtor we are to His grace. My heart has been captive lately to the stanza in “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing” It says, “O to grace how great a debtor/ daily I’m constrained to be.” The hymn writer’s thought is how God by His grace preserves us even though we are determined to wander from Him. In fact, our debt to God’s grace is so much bigger than this.
Today we will look at Paul’s statement in 1 Corinthians 15:8-10. In this text, we find Paul’s testimony of the importance of God’s grace in his life and the debt he felt to the Grace of God. He was indebted to God’s grace because (1) it transformed Him; (2) it defined him, and finally (3) it empowered him. I. Transforming Grace (v. 8-9) II. Defining Grace (v. 10a) III. Empowering Grace (v. 10b)
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Dr. Don has over fourty years of Pastoral experience. He planted churches with Galilean Baptist Mission for twelve years (3 churches) and served as Senior Pastor in three other churches. He retired as the Senior Pastor of Calvary Baptist Church of Lansing, Michigan in 2020. He...