| What is your definition of GRACE? I think we have all heard a little different versions of Grace..
 Sunday at church I heard one that I think I will never forget..
 Grace never come alone
 it always comes with Unmerited Favor
 
 
 Now I love visuals... and this is how our pastor explained this wonderful gift of Grace w/ Unmerited Favor.. 
 The world over the last 8 weeks have been watching the trial of  Casey Anthony 
 who was charged with the murder of her daughter Caylee Anthony ♥ Now some would say that
 Casey got a form of Grace by not being
 charged with Murder..
 
 Now
 Grace w/Unmerited Favor
 would be if on July 17th
 she walked out of jail and
 No one looked at her as Guilty....
 
 Now we all know, that whether she
 did it or not,,
 she is never going to be looked at as
 innocent, due to her actions...
 
 And who are we to judge?
 Only God knows what really happened
 to that precious
 little girl.
 But she is in the hands of the Lord now.
 
 
 But the Unmerited Favor we get from
 Jesus dying on the cross for our sins
 says..
 Not only do I forgive your sins,
 but I look at you with nothing but
 LOVE
 forgetting your sin...
 
 
 Boy, am I feeling real grateful right now that  God the Father, Jesus the Son and the Holy Spirit loves us enough to give us GRACE COMPLETE W/UNMERITED FAVOR... 
 God Bless You All ! And dont forget to click on our  Facebook icon to sign up for Daily Encouragement from ~♥~Heart of the Home~♥~ Love ,                Karen 
 
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Donald Barnhouse, scholar, says this: “Love that goes upward is worship; love that goes outward is affection; love that stoops is grace.”
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Blessings,
Jan
An excellent example of the depth of God's Grace in our lives. 'Tis a humbling thing to be a recipient of such unmerited favor. I am broken.
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Miss Kathy
What an illustration! I'm not from USA, but from India...I knew nothing abt this trial till my customers (I work for Amazon!) came along and threatened to withdraw business if we offered any kind of service/help /assistance to this mother...Work aside, I think, who are we to judge?
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