There are times when we do things and there is a grace on it.
I have heard my pastor make this statement many times.
It means there are times in our lives where there is a supernatural favor, a sense of God’s presence and blessings outside our normal experience with Him.
We all have experienced those times.
A time when we stepped out with no more than hope and a prayer that God would come through.
A time when it seemed impossible.
A time when every circumstance said no.
Despite the circumstances the answer was yes.
But grace involves more than forgiveness we receive when we don’t deserve it.
Ephesians 2 tells us that once we were dead in sins and transgressions, by nature objects of wrath. But also we are saved by grace for a purpose designed before we ever knew Him.
God intends there would be a grace on every part of our life.
In our work, our homes, our relationships, our jobs, our ministry.
The Change is a grace on our lives.