Grace is the favour of God to human beings. It is the demonstration of God's altruism towards humankind in the person of Jesus Christ, and the effects of that generosity in human lives. The word is seldom found in the Old Testament however utilized much of the time in the New Testament, driving some to announce the New Testament time frame as a dispensation of grace. The Christian life is totally needy upon the grace of God. God's grace compensates for human weaknesses in that God shows Himself gracious in His dealings with human beings. John 1:16-17 says:
"What's more, of his fulness have all we got, and grace for grace. For the law was given by Moses, however grace and truth stopped by Jesus Christ."
God's grace is inexhaustible (Romans 5:17). This grace is copious as well as can be surpassing in one's life (2 Corinthians 9:14). Grace is one way God makes up for our short comings. Grace covers our human frailties. Through grace, God uses our extremely restricted strength and resources to do the impossible. This He does by including His own particular strength and resources to ours. With grace, your need, limitations and defects are completely secured. When you have surpassing grace, it means God's provision far exceeds your need. Grace is in real life at those times that the Holy Spirit helps us to implore as per God's will when we don't know how to supplicate (Romans 8:26-27). When you have implored, fasted and attempted without measuring up to standard, at that point the time has come to fall back on His grace. Grace can be accessed at different measures. To some individuals, grace might be inaccessible, to some, exclusive a bit, while some will have it in wealth, and for some others, grace will dwarf their needs. What level of grace do you approach? On the off chance that you need to access extraordinary levels of grace, don't frustrate God's grace that is at present accessible upon you, don't waste it and don't turn into a storage tower of grace, yet rather, be a channel of grace. Always use grace for the purpose it is given to you. Be gracious to others. Be generous. Carry on with a sacred life. 2 Corinthians 6:1 says:
"We at that point, workers together with him, beseech you also that ye get not the grace of God futile."
God does not wish that we get His grace futile; He wants us to be progressive by developing in grace. God wants us to share His Grace with others for them to taste and see that the Lord is great. May His grandness fill the earth, that His name might be praised perpetually more.
"At the point when wickedness comes, so does scorn, and with shame comes disgrace" (Proverbs 18:3).
The Christian life can be extreme sometimes, because we are always doing combating sin. We experience seasons where we are following Jesus closely, perusing our Bibles, volunteering, however then we let sin or wickedness enter our lives. We started to feel unworthy and distant from God. This is Satan's objective. He tries to do whatever it takes to influence us to lose sight of Jesus, because when a person is focused on Christ and His kingdom, Satan loses impact in his life.
So the question is: How would we fight the shame and disgrace that originated from the sin we confer?
In all actuality, we don't. Christ has just battled and won this fight. The way disgrace is overcome is with the grace Christ provides. His passing and resurrection have paid the cost for all your past, present and future sin. When we have confessed and apologized of our sin, our relationship with Christ is restored. There is nothing more God requires.
Analyze your heart. Is it accurate to say that you are endeavoring to win your way into God's great graces? Or then again, would you say you are scared to connect with God because of something you've done? It's a great opportunity to attempt a new approach. "Approach God's position of royalty of grace with certainty, so that we may get benevolence and discover grace to help us in our desperate hour" (Hebrews 4:16).
