Some days I want His return more quickly than ever. But until then, we wait, we watch and we go and tell the Good News that He is alive and in the business of redeeming us to Himself. So glad you are here today, Leslie. Have a great week!

Thank you, Rachel, for joining us. His grace is so sweet and when we taste and see the Lord’s goodness, I am not sure why we turn away. Yet sin is a trap that we can easily find ourself in. The great news is we can run back to the loving arms of our Heavenly Father. Jesus said I did not come into this world to condemn the world but to save it. What a glorious Savior He is! Blessings, dear friend!

I believe you are right, Michele. I think this freedom is a gift, beyond our comprehension. Sufficient grace is more than I can understand. But every day, I have to be willing to make those changes to not fall into those traps and when it seems they are too hard to overcome, the Bible says He will provide a way out. In my own life, I was a willing participant in giving in to those temptations. For a long time, I battled with how much I must have grieved my Father. But that He loves me enough that He was willing to call me back to Him? That is the sweet sound of Amazing Grace.

I don’t quite know how this is, Meghan. A love so great that He would pursue us? The God and Creator of the universe pursuing His creation. You think it would be quite different. It is the real scandalous love of the cross. It doesn’t make sense to us because we so easily dispose of the things that don’t work out in our favor or for our benefit. But God seeks us even when we are not looking or running in the other direction, just to bring us home. The craziness doesn’t end there, he calls out the angels and celebrates our homecoming. It is such an awesome reminder to me of how undeserving grace really is. It also helps to remind me to give that same grace that I have been given so freely.Thanks for joining us this week, friend!