When we look at the lamb that shed its blood on the altar and burned, when we see its blood being poured under the altar, we can see Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God who died on the cross. The first thing God did was pour his grace on us so we could be forgiven of our sins. God had to do 100% of the work of washing our sins for us to perfectly receive the grace of salvation. Not even 1% of our effort or hard work is included in the work of saving us. Salvation is only 100% fulfi

In Luke 23, the robber on the cross received salvation. He was hanging on the cross and dying, so he was unable to do anything to receive salvation. Also, if we look at the story of the man who met robbers as he was going down to Jericho from Jerusalem, he also did not do a single thing to receive salvation. Only the Samaritan worked hard and paid the price. In John 8, the woman who was caught cheating on her husband should have been stoned to death. But she received grace an

Today many people are unable to realize the true meaning of grace, and work hard to do something in order to receive grace, so they are getting further and further away from grace. In reality, those who receive grace did not receive it because they did something well or worked hard. True grace is receiving something for free with none of our effort or hard work included at all. In the Bible, the picture of someone being saved appears in several places, and they are all the sa

Grace is not a word you can just use anywhere. Most people think that they received grace if they are touched or thankful when they hear the word. But if you are rewarded for even a little good that you did, that can never be grace. The word “grace” is used on the condition that no effort or reward is included, but you still receive something. Grace is something we receive freely. Grace has two sides: the side that pours grace, and the side that receives grace. The one who po