Grace
Theological Definition: Grace
The reliability of the Bible leads Christians to understand the significance of God’s grace. Our text mentions, “The reality of hell should cause all believers to open their mouths to share the invitation of God 's saving grace that is offered to the world. It should motivate those who themselves have …show more content…
God’s mercy allows us the opportunity to have an eternity in heaven as opposed to being predestined for hell. Our textbook mentions, “His mercy and forgiveness of sins, and His ultimate plan for all human beings who have ever lived upon the earth. It provides both general and specific direction for our lives so that we will not experience spiritual devastation by making poor choices” (Etzel & Guiterez, p. 38-39, 2012). God could have ended our existence shortly after it started based on the actions of our ancestors. Elmer Towns said the following in Core Christianity, “ The Old Testament prophet Micah called his listeners “to love mercy.” Loving mercy begins with loving the God of Mercy; then moves to loving those who need His mercy” (Towns, p. 115, 2007). The mercy we have been blessed with from God is an encouraging realization. That realization ignites some to grow closer to God by knowing there is no greater