Sentences with phrase «unmerited favor»
"Unmerited favor" means receiving positive benefits or blessings that we don't deserve or earn. It refers to obtaining something good that we haven't necessarily worked for or have any specific right to receive. Full definition
Finally, you call forth from people some sort of response to grace as unmerited favor, to the fact that our lives are gifted.»
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Grace means unmerited favor, and getting something other than what we deserve.
That's why I believe that grace is not only God's unmerited favor displayed in his kindness, but that it also EMPOWERS US TO DEFEAT SIN, something that the law could not do.
The whole world is being exposed to God's message of eternal life, there for the asking, without measuring up or meeting some kind of impossible criterion (Grace is unmerited favor with God), just as you are.
But God, rich in love and mercy, by free unmerited favor quickened your life and set you in a safe place in the constant presence of Christ.
It takes some time to understand the bible, I will encourage you to read the book Unmerited Favor, Destined to Reign You have already Got it, Sharper Than a Two - Edged Sword.
Roman philosophers like Seneca and Cicero considered grace a virtue, and modern philosophers continue to study grace, defining it as an intentional act of unmerited favor, or as an inclination to promote others» interests and bring them joy.
That is the «Unmerited Favor,» «The FREE GIFT» of «SALVATION!»
Her middle name, grace, means «unmerited favor, receiving something good that we don't deserve.»
Grace is unmerited favor.
For too many Christians, God's unmerited favor is a one - time gift that applies exclusively to eternal security.
He rightly speaks of the Christian concept of grace, unmerited favor and forgiveness, which is based upon our faith in Jesus as Redeemer, as motivating and even commanding our forgiveness of our unworthy neighbors.
God quickens the spiritually dead sinner, gives him grace (unmerited favor) and faith to believe and repent.
Grace is God's unmerited favor.
Grace is the «unmerited favor of God.»
(Rom 5:5)» (On the Spirit and the Letter, 3.5) Grace and predestination have this difference, that predestination is the preparation, and grace the actual application, of God's unmerited favor
But if grace is only the unmerited favor that permits us to bond with God and neighbor, then it's really no different than an irresponsible parental love that permits children to play on a busy freeway.
So after pondering these tragedies, I realized that grace has to be much more than just the unmerited favor that permits us to bond with God and neighbor.
Divine Grace is God's unmerited favor.
We are all just sinners, some of whom have received God's unmerited favor.
Grace is often defined as God's unmerited favor, or, in everyday terminology, God giving us something good that we do not deserve.
Grace is God's unmerited favor, He extends that to those who believe in His Son.