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Today’s Meditation Click to read: Romans 10:17 How does someone get this grace?  How much does it cost? Where do you buy it?  Can you get it on the Internet?  God in His wisdom chose a timeless method for receiving His free gift of grace: hearing.  This isn’t just any plain old level of hearing.  You don’t have to have ears that work, in other words.  You just need to get the message some way, somehow, somewhere.  … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: Romans 10:13 God’s grace reaches out to everyone.  Black.  White.  Yellow.  Red. Poor.  Rich.  Famous.  Obscure.  Loved.  Hated.  Despised. Appreciated.  Clever.  Stupid.  Moral.  Godless.  Faithful. Traitorous.  Kind.  Mean.  Ugly.  Beautiful.  Innie.  Outtie.  Talented. Limited.  Awkward.  Graceful.  Friendly.  Shy.  “Whoever calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved.” Remember the stories of grace you have heard.  Remember the people’s names that YOU know about who were unlikely candidates to receive such a … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: Luke 11:51 God’s grace does not forget those whom He loves.  Perhaps it is strange to look at this verse in the context of the word grace, but on the other hand, grace itself must have a standard against which it is measured in order for it to be grace.  If God never punished sin at all, then grace would not be grace.  It would simply be a way of life where … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: Mark 2:23-27 God’s grace abounds so far in our lives.  Most of us likely just stick food into our mouths without too much thought.  At best, we might wonder how healthy the food is or if it is going to cause indigestion. The disciples had a worse case than that.  They had people watching over their shoulder for a chance to accuse them and their Master, and they jumped on this chance … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: 1 Kings 19:18 Be humble.  God’s grace reaches us in so many ways, but this particular instance is one which every Christian needs at some point.  One of the tricks in the devil’s bag is to make a person feel that he or she is going at it all alone, that no matter how much other people say they understand or identify with you, they really don’t. Generally, a few years and … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: 1 Kings 19:17 Delegate.  Another simple principle which shows the grace of God at work in our lives.  Do you know that you don’t have to do everything?  Do you know that it’s not your responsibility to save the human race?  Do you also know that Jesus Himself did not preach to, heal or show His power to everyone on the earth while He was here?  Delegating means that you give up … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: 1 Kings 19:13-16 Get to work.  This simple statement is another way of God showing us His grace.  Here, Elijah had come out of the cave and had heard the voice of God speaking to him.  God asked Elijah what he was doing there, and Elijah answered the same was as he did earlier: I’m here on the run because of you, and everyone hates me and wants to kill me.  Notice … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: 1 Kings 19:9-12 Get out of the cave.  God’s simple instructions get right to the heart of our problems.  That’s another way He shows His grace to us. God didn’t stop Elijah on his trek to the mountain of Horeb.  It was a holy place.  God had met Moses here in a burning bush hundreds of years earlier.  He had spoken audibly to the children of Israel here and had made a … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: 1 Kings 19:1-8 Get up and eat.  It sounds simple, but God showed grace to Elijah in that short statement.  He knew what was ahead of Elijah.  A greatly discouraged prophet had walked all day into the wilderness (think “hot sun in a robe, maybe even a garment of hair”).  He was hot. He was tired.  He was hungry.  He was complaining.  He couldn’t take any more, so he thought, and he … Read entire article »

Today’s Meditation Click to read: John 9:24-38 There is a verse in John where Jesus reminds us of the grace of God when He states, “He who comes to me I will never, ever cast out.”  This poor man had been blind since birth.  He was minding his own business begging alms of the people who passed by.  We do not read that he asked to be healed or even cried out to Jesus to touch him.  … Read entire article »