Our text this morning is about the glory of grace. But I’d like to begin by asking you
a question. What does “grace” look like? How would you define it? It’s a word we use all the time, at least when we talk about the gospel.

“By grace you have been saved through faith….”
“Where sin abounds, grace abounded all the more.”

We often say in the benediction: “May the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all.” 

But what does that mean? The reason I ask is because understanding grace is critical to understanding the gospel. Understanding grace is crucial for experiencing the Christian life. The clearer the concept of grace is to your mind, the more precious it will be to your soul. And the more precious it is to your soul the more powerful it will be to mold your life and anchor your hope and fill you with joy and peace in believing.