30 Days of Devotions to Center Your Summer on the Unlimited Grace of Jesus
Sometimes we use quick statements to describe grace:
- it’s a pardon,
- it’s unmerited favor, or
- it’s not getting what you deserve.
But the difficulty comes when we’re reading the Old Testament, and we don’t see a direct reference to those terms.
Then, it’s easy to draw the wrong conclusion—that grace is a New Testament idea, when the truth is that grace is actually written on every page of the Bible. We see it when God gives food to the hungry, rest to the weary, strength to the weak, and hope to the hopeless.
Ultimately, grace is providing for people who cannot provide for themselves. Knowing that grace, we can live for God and love those that he loves for Christ’s sake.
No matter your summer plans, this 30 Day devotional will help you center your summer around the unlimited grace we receive through Jesus.
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