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Feb 15, 2013 - Feb 18, 2013 Romans 14:1-17 Grace comes to us in two dimensions: vertical and horizontal. Vertical grace centres on our relationships with God. Freeing us from the demands and the condemnation of the Mosaic Law, vertical grace gives hope to the sinner by not only providing eternal life, but also freeing us from any requirement to pay back God. Vertical grace is truly amazing! Horizontal grace centres on our relationships with others. Relieved from our guilt and shame, when we walk in grace, we're free from the tyranny of pleasing people. We're free from their demands and expectations, and they're free from ours. The Grace Awakening read more

Feb 15, 2013 - Feb 18, 2013 Romans 14:1-17 Grace comes to us in two dimensions: vertical and horizontal. Vertical grace centres on our relationships with God. Freeing us from the demands and the condemnation of the Mosaic Law, vertical grace gives hope to the sinner by not only providing eternal life, but also freeing us from any requirement to pay back God. Vertical grace is truly amazing! Horizontal grace centres on our relationships with others. Relieved from our guilt and shame, when we walk in grace, we're free from the tyranny of pleasing people. We're free from their demands and expectations, and they're free from ours. The Grace Awakening read more

Feb 15, 2013 - Feb 18, 2013 Romans 14:1-17 Grace comes to us in two dimensions: vertical and horizontal. Vertical grace centres on our relationships with God. Freeing us from the demands and the condemnation of the Mosaic Law, vertical grace gives hope to the sinner by not only providing eternal life, but also freeing us from any requirement to pay back God. Vertical grace is truly amazing! Horizontal grace centres on our relationships with others. Relieved from our guilt and shame, when we walk in grace, we're free from the tyranny of pleasing people. We're free from their demands and expectations, and they're free from ours. The Grace Awakening read more

Feb 12, 2013 - Feb 14, 2013 Romans 6:15-23 What a liberating truth is the grace of God! All of us were once hopelessly and helplessly enslaved. By birth, by nature, and by choice, we were dominated by sin. Living under the control of this cruel taskmaster, we were unable, in our own power, to break the yoke of sin's reign over us…and then came Christ! In grace, He redeemed us from the curse of the Law, from obedience to sin, and from the tyranny of pleasing our own flesh. Grace freed us to serve the only good Master, the Lord Jesus Christ. Regrettably, there are some who abuse this freedom. The Grace Awakening read more

Feb 12, 2013 - Feb 14, 2013 Romans 6:15-23 What a liberating truth is the grace of God! All of us were once hopelessly and helplessly enslaved. By birth, by nature, and by choice, we were dominated by sin. Living under the control of this cruel taskmaster, we were unable, in our own power, to break the yoke of sin's reign over us…and then came Christ! In grace, He redeemed us from the curse of the Law, from obedience to sin, and from the tyranny of pleasing our own flesh. Grace freed us to serve the only good Master, the Lord Jesus Christ. Regrettably, there are some who abuse this freedom. The Grace Awakening read more

Feb 12, 2013 - Feb 14, 2013 Romans 6:15-23 What a liberating truth is the grace of God! All of us were once hopelessly and helplessly enslaved. By birth, by nature, and by choice, we were dominated by sin. Living under the control of this cruel taskmaster, we were unable, in our own power, to break the yoke of sin's reign over us…and then came Christ! In grace, He redeemed us from the curse of the Law, from obedience to sin, and from the tyranny of pleasing our own flesh. Grace freed us to serve the only good Master, the Lord Jesus Christ. Regrettably, there are some who abuse this freedom. The Grace Awakening read more

Feb 12, 2013 - Feb 14, 2013 Romans 6:15-23 What a liberating truth is the grace of God! All of us were once hopelessly and helplessly enslaved. By birth, by nature, and by choice, we were dominated by sin. Living under the control of this cruel taskmaster, we were unable, in our own power, to break the yoke of sin's reign over us…and then came Christ! In grace, He redeemed us from the curse of the Law, from obedience to sin, and from the tyranny of pleasing our own flesh. Grace freed us to serve the only good Master, the Lord Jesus Christ. Regrettably, there are some who abuse this freedom. The Grace Awakening read more

Feb 7, 2013 - Feb 11, 2013 Romans 6:1-15 Many Christians are just beginning to get a grasp of grace. Because it is so liberating, some still think it's too good to be true. It is not! But to capitalize on the benefits of living in the freedom of grace rather than in the narrow and restrictive confines of the Law or sin's domination, we must break some old habits. We must retrain ourselves to operate our lives as victors instead of victims (Romans 6), a perspective that is seldom emphasized by Christians today. Having been emancipated from slavery to our old master (sin), we're to live like free men and women. The Grace Awakening read more

Feb 7, 2013 - Feb 11, 2013 Romans 6:1-15 Many Christians are just beginning to get a grasp of grace. Because it is so liberating, some still think it's too good to be true. It is not! But to capitalize on the benefits of living in the freedom of grace rather than in the narrow and restrictive confines of the Law or sin's domination, we must break some old habits. We must retrain ourselves to operate our lives as victors instead of victims (Romans 6), a perspective that is seldom emphasized by Christians today. Having been emancipated from slavery to our old master (sin), we're to live like free men and women. The Grace Awakening read more

Feb 7, 2013 - Feb 11, 2013 Romans 6:1-15 Many Christians are just beginning to get a grasp of grace. Because it is so liberating, some still think it's too good to be true. It is not! But to capitalize on the benefits of living in the freedom of grace rather than in the narrow and restrictive confines of the Law or sin's domination, we must break some old habits. We must retrain ourselves to operate our lives as victors instead of victims (Romans 6), a perspective that is seldom emphasized by Christians today. Having been emancipated from slavery to our old master (sin), we're to live like free men and women. The Grace Awakening read more

Feb 4, 2013 - Feb 6, 2013 Galatians 1:6-10; 2:1-16 Christ has set free His followers. No longer living under the Law, no longer enslaved by the dominating authority of sin, and no longer plagued by a life of guilt and shame, believers are “free indeed” (John 8:36). Jesus spoke openly of His desire for us to “have life…abundantly” (10:10). What provisions! What grace! Free in Christ, we are liberated from the shackles, released from bondage of sin. Tragically, numerous believers do not live grace-based lives to the fullest extent. The Grace Awakening read more

Feb 4, 2013 - Feb 6, 2013 Galatians 1:6-10; 2:1-16 Christ has set free His followers. No longer living under the Law, no longer enslaved by the dominating authority of sin, and no longer plagued by a life of guilt and shame, believers are “free indeed” (John 8:36). Jesus spoke openly of His desire for us to “have life…abundantly” (10:10). What provisions! What grace! Free in Christ, we are liberated from the shackles, released from bondage of sin. Tragically, numerous believers do not live grace-based lives to the fullest extent. The Grace Awakening read more

Feb 4, 2013 - Feb 6, 2013 Galatians 1:6-10; 2:1-16 Christ has set free His followers. No longer living under the Law, no longer enslaved by the dominating authority of sin, and no longer plagued by a life of guilt and shame, believers are “free indeed” (John 8:36). Jesus spoke openly of His desire for us to “have life…abundantly” (10:10). What provisions! What grace! Free in Christ, we are liberated from the shackles, released from bondage of sin. Tragically, numerous believers do not live grace-based lives to the fullest extent. The Grace Awakening read more

Feb 4, 2013 - Feb 6, 2013 Galatians 1:6-10; 2:1-16 Christ has set free His followers. No longer living under the Law, no longer enslaved by the dominating authority of sin, and no longer plagued by a life of guilt and shame, believers are “free indeed” (John 8:36). Jesus spoke openly of His desire for us to “have life…abundantly” (10:10). What provisions! What grace! Free in Christ, we are liberated from the shackles, released from bondage of sin. Tragically, numerous believers do not live grace-based lives to the fullest extent. The Grace Awakening read more

Jan 30, 2013 - Feb 1, 2013 2 Samuel 9:1-13 Grace…how magnificent, how marvellous! The central importance of grace for all of life resounds through Scripture. By grace, the sick receive healing. By grace, the downtrodden are lifted up. And by grace, the lost come home. Grace impacts every person, though no person deserves it. Few individuals present a better example of grace than the man we consider in this passage of Scripture. Forgotten, obscure, and physically disabled, Mephibosheth was convinced he would live out his days in a wasteland. How wrong he was! The Grace Awakening