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Keys of Grace
By
Debra Courtney
You and I
were born to enjoy the benefits of the grace of God. We have the inborn traits
of instinct for improvement within us.
We have the motivation for the increase of grace or at least we should. There
should be something inside of us that gravitates us towards grace.
God created
us that way, and we will never be happy any other way. Now, I could discuss
forever how our Abba Father bestows the grace of: Peace, Power, Wealth, Health,
and Success – but unless you know how to obtain grace, it will not help you.
1.
The
Grace of Obedience
Deuteronomy
28:1 MSG says, “If you listen obediently to the Voice of GOD, your GOD, and heartily
obey all his commandments…”. It means living up to the knowledge you have
received. Simply doing what God has told you to do. If God has been talking to
you about doing something, do it!
2.
The Grace of Knowledge
Hosea 4:6 MSG
says, “My people are ruined because they don’t know what’s right or true.” What
you don’t know can destroy you God wants all His children to be knowledgeable.
God is in the information business. The Bible is an information book. However,
you can’t take hold of the grace and blessings of God unless you have the
knowledge of what He has provided for you and therefore claim what belongs to
you.
3.
The Grace of Forgiveness
Matthew
6:14-15 MSG says, “In prayer there is a connection between what God does and
what you do. You can’t get forgiveness from God, for instance, without also
forgiving others. If you refuse to do your part, you cut yourself off from
God’s part.” Forgiveness does not flow to you until it can flow through you. It
means that you give up your right to allow God take care of any judgment and
penalization of another person. Always exercise the ability to withhold judgment
and let God perform His program. Believe me He can do it better than anything
we could come up with to pay back anyone with anything they have done to us.
4.
The
Grace of Praise
Psalm 9:1 AMP
says, “I will praise You, O Lord, with my whole heart; I will show forth
(recount and tell aloud) all Your marvelous works and wonderful deeds! The
purpose of praise is not just to make us feel good, but it is also to stir up
others. Praise lifts us up to where God is. Praise is something we deliberately
choose to do. God is comfortable with praise. Know this also, the demons hate
it. So “PRAISE” on!
We
were born to receive the “GRACE” of our Abba Father!
Lord, I will sing of Your grace forever. I will tell others of Your grace from generation to generation.
Lord, I will sing of Your grace forever. I will tell others of Your grace from generation to generation.
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