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It's All By Grace
At the cross we can forget about our tasks and accomplishments and wear forgiveness like a crown—a crown of belonging instead of a crown of power. Not only that, but the cross is the place where I am made complete. My possessions don't complete me. My gifts and achievements can't complete me. Even my family can't complete me. What a relief it is to jettison the world's false definition of being complete and fulfilled. It's all about knowing God and abiding in his love; it's about experiencing the spirit of adoption. Every good act and ambition proceeds from the rest of faith, from my completeness in Christ.
Other Chapters In This Book
- The Worship Journey: Forward By Mark D. Roberts
- A New Life
- It's All By Grace
- Treasure Seekers
- Prayer
- Partners With God
- God Talks To His Friends
- Be Like Little Children
- Living A Grateful Life
- Worship And Suffering
- Contentment vs. Greed
- Worship, Contentment And Addiction
- Worship And Unity
- Work, Rest And Worship
- Worship And The Risk Of Faith
- Worship Overflows In Justice
- The Grace Of Giving
- Finishing Well
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