July 30, 2016
Summer Grace
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“No one who truly understands the holiness of God will trust in anything but grace. If you can count the grains of sand upon a beach; if you can bail the ocean dry, or stop the restless tides from turning, you have some hope of being reconciled to God through your own efforts. But if, like broken people everywhere, you sense the great gulf fixed between God’s character and yours, you will rely on grace with all you are. Only He who rules the waves can bring us—at the last—to anchor in the harbor of forgiveness and forever. So stay in grace.”
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