Grace Power.

The nature of God’s Grace is thoroughly misunderstood by the reloginoists within religion. The religionists presents Jesus as a Savior saving people from “hell fire”...Grace presents Jesus as the Savior saving people from the sin of the sinner and the self-righteous saint so both can live a graceful and loving life in daily living. Millions have been deceived by the hell escaping gospel, because of their desire to escape religion’s hell the religious way, they have been hindered from experiencing the power of Grace to free them from religious carnality and worldliness.

In their ignorance the religionists tells us that Grace is an occasion to sin because they have never experienced Grace’s power to keep them from sin. Grace is no more a license to sin than electricity is a license to electrocute yourself.

There isn’t anything we can do or not do to disqualify ourselves from the Grace of our loving God, but the religionists have managed to forfit the experience of the reality of God’s Grace through their pious unwillingness to accept the finished work of Christ’s cross and resurrection by insisting on maintaining salvation by their own striving to keep the religious rules.

Ah...the sweet aroma of God’s amazing Grace…the full and free forgiveness of every sin, past, present and future without God demanding or expecting anything from the one who He bestows His forgiveness on.

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  1. Hubert MoulandAugust 28, 2014 at 8:22 AM

    You say and I quote:  The religionists presents Jesus as a Savior saving people from “hell fire”. Actually a lot of religionist don't believe in hell but it is the Bible believing Christians not all Christians that believe that Christ came to save people from hell.

    Why do we believe that? Because Christ himself said that God his father sent Him into the world that whosoever believes on Him would not perish. Search other Scriptures and you will find that He was talking about perishing in Hell.

    You say and I quote: Millions have been deceived by the hell escaping gospel. I quess I am one of these millions. You know something. If I am deceived it is a good deception. Why do I say that? I say that because it is Christ that deceived me. If I am deceived it is because I am foolish enough to believe Christ when He said if I didn't repent I would perish.

    So the ones who are deceived are the so called grace people who make Christ out to be a liar.

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    1. GlennAugust 28, 2014 at 10:44 AM

      Hubert, it is not Hell that we need rescuing from, we need recusing from sin. It is for this very reason that Jesus took on flesh, suffered, and died—so that He could “save His people from their sins (Matt. 1:21).”

      The message proclaimed by Jesus, and the subsequent messages proclaimed by the apostles was not “Trust in Jesus and be saved from Hell,” but rather, “Repent (Matt. 4:17; Mark 1:14; Acts 2:38).” Furthermore, it was not by the shedding of the blood of Christ that we would be delivered from Hell, but that our sins would be atoned for (Isa. 53:5; Acts 10:43; Eph. 1:7; Col. 1:14), and thus the wrath of God would be satisfied.

      Salvation is then the transformation that takes place within an individual who has been so ruined by his sin that accepts the grace of God. In his desperate estate, overcome by the holiness of God and repulsed by the vileness of his transgression, he places his trust, loyalty, and hopes in Christ. As the bible declares, It is the goodness of God that leads people to repentance. This awareness leads him to repentance , turning from his selfish ways to accept the grace of God for his salvation, Your fear-mongering and condemning them to Hell is not the Gospel that Christ or Paul preached. Upon recognizing and accepting the finished work of Jesus, grace is found, sins are forgiven, and true life begins. And guess what...your fear-mongering, hell consigning scare tactics is as useless as throwing gasoline on a fire to put it out.

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  2. Hubert MoulandAugust 28, 2014 at 10:58 AM

    We don`t have to condemn anyone to hell, they condemn themselves if they don`t turn to Christ. All we have to do is warn them as Christ and apostle Paul did and show them God`s plan of Salvation.

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