John 1:74 " And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory the glory as of the only begotten of the Father) full of grace and truth.
Jesus is the Person of God's grace. As Christians, we are meant to embrace Jesus wholeheartedly. Embracing Jesus means we are embracing the grace of God. The Scripture above tells us that Jesus is full of grace and truth. Jesus is the epitome of grace as He doesn't just have grace but He is filled with it. This means Jesus is all there is and all there could be of grace and of truth and that is the reason why verse 16 of John 1 tells us that His fullness have we received, grace upon grace. Jesus demonstrates the fullness of God‘s grace. Colossians 1:19 says
”For it pleased the Father that in him should all fulness dwell...".
Jesus is the revelation of grace and the knowledge of Him is the knowledge of grace. Fellowship with Him means we are in fellowship with the grace of God.
The highest of the height can be found in Christ and also the deepest of the depth of God's grace is also in Him and fullness of the bottomless and height-less grace of God is Jesus Christ. Brethren, God's grace is so full, so deep, so high, and so broad that you cannot tell to what extent. Jesus is God's boundless grace and love given unto us and all because the Father God loves us immeasurably. What manner of love the Father has bestowed upon us that we are called the sons of God! This is amazing grace! A boundless love that is ours in Christ to receive and to enjoy.
In the Word of God is the fullness of grace. All Christians must fellowship with the Word to partake in the divine nature. The fullness of grace has been made available to us in Christ and we must understand that the fullness of all that God has prepared for us in Christ is in fellowship with God and His Son Jesus Christ. We are blessed to have been called into fellowship with God because our union With God in Christ has dignified and elevated us into the opportunity of enjoying eternal glory. Our rightful place is in fellowship with God through the Word and constant communion in prayer.