April 2, 2016
Loved In the Balances
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“Grace is the joining of two certainties, neither of them sufficient by itself. The one says ‘You are fully known’: the other, ‘You are fully loved.’ To be completely known, but unloved, is the awful stuff our fears are made of. To be unwisely loved, without full knowledge of our deficits, leaves us forever anxious we will lose what love we have. Grace says, ‘Nothing in all creation is hidden from God’s sight’ (Heb 4:3) AND ‘Your life is hidden with Christ in God’ (Col 3:3). Rejoice with me that He who knows all of our sins still gives us all that heaven has. Stay in grace.”
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