September 29, 2018
UNLIMITED
by

There is no grudging in God’s grace—no “Alright, this one time” or “Even though you don’t deserve it.” He never makes forgiveness hang on promises to not sin again.
“He knows our frame,” the Scriptures say: “He remembers we are dust.” And all our promises—like those who made them—are dusty, broken, unreliable. God forgives as only a Father can—more eager to restore the relationship than recall the rebellion; more focused on what we may become than what we did to wound Him.
Grace flows to us because God’s heart is always love—unstoppable, without a limit. If you could quantify such love, then you, dear friend, would be much greater than He is—and that is rank absurdity.
Receive this love. And stay in grace.
About the Author
Adventist Review
Sign up for the newsletter
Get the latest Adventist news straight into your inbox.
Follow us:
Related

The Hour of His Judgment
The judgment is good news either way.
Charissa Torossian
October 19, 2026

From Devotions to Devotional Living
Struggling with devotions? Maybe it’s not your routine—maybe it’s your understanding of your relationship with Jesus.
Scott R. Ward
October 14, 2026

Church President Makes Impassioned Plea to Move Forward Together
On October 10 Erton Köhler, president of the General Conference, preached on Revelation 10 and 14, in which, he said, we can find God’s call to mission.
Libna Stevens
October 11, 2026

Can My Sincere Love Be Sin?
Not every sincere feeling we have is automatically righteous.
Frank Hasel
September 27, 2026
