Monday, September 05, 2005

 

GRACE


GRACE
Author Unknown
Sep 5, 2005

When my son was in kindergarten, we used to take his little red wagon
and walk to the library. While he was searching for the last of the
books to return, I looked at the calendar and saw that the books were
due back the day before.

"Oh, no', I said, 'we should have returned them yesterday but we still
have three days grace."

'What's 'grace', Mom?' my son asked. I answered without thinking, "It
means we are late in getting them back and owe a fine, but 'grace'
means we don't have to pay."

A warm glow washed over me as I thought about what I had said. It was a
perfect explanation of God's grace. When we come to him with our sins
and confess our faults he extends his grace to us.

Christ provides that grace and 'we don't have to pay.'

PRAYER
"Lord Jesus, you fill us with the joy of your saving presence and you
give us the hope of everlasting life with the Father in Heaven. Show me
the Father that I may know and glorify him more fully."

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