Grace is getting something great that you don’t deserve.

We all love to get something great, something that we don’t deserve. Whether it’s dessert after dinner, a gift from a loved one, a note from a spouse, a dozen cookies from a neighbor or a hug from a friend, life is full of these little gifts, these little graces.

As Christians, we’ve received greater grace than a handfull of sweets. God has given his grace to us through the life, death, burial, resurrection and continuing presenence of his own Son, Jesus.

Grace is getting something great that you don’t deserve.

We all love to get something great, something that we don’t deserve. Whether it’s dessert after dinner, a gift from a loved one, a note from a spouse, a dozen cookies from a neighbor or a hug from a friend, life is full of these little gifts, these little graces.

As Christians, we’ve received greater grace than a handfull of sweets. God has given his grace to us through the life, death, burial, resurrection and continuing presenence of his own Son, Jesus.

Grace is getting something great that you don’t deserve.

We all love to get something great, something that we don’t deserve. Whether it’s dessert after dinner, a gift from a loved one, a note from a spouse, a dozen cookies from a neighbor or a hug from a friend, life is full of these little gifts, these little graces.

As Christians, we’ve received greater grace than a handfull of sweets. God has given his grace to us through the life, death, burial, resurrection and continuing presenence of his own Son, Jesus.

Grace is getting something great that you don’t deserve.

We all love to get something great, something that we don’t deserve. Whether it’s dessert after dinner, a gift from a loved one, a note from a spouse, a dozen cookies from a neighbor or a hug from a friend, life is full of these little gifts, these little graces.

As Christians, we’ve received greater grace than a handfull of sweets. God has given his grace to us through the life, death, burial, resurrection and continuing presenence of his own Son, Jesus.

Grace is getting something great that you don’t deserve.

We all love to get something great, something that we don’t deserve. Whether it’s dessert after dinner, a gift from a loved one, a note from a spouse, a dozen cookies from a neighbor or a hug from a friend, life is full of these little gifts, these little graces.

As Christians, we’ve received greater grace than a handfull of sweets. God has given his grace to us through the life, death, burial, resurrection and continuing presenence of his own Son, Jesus.

Grace is getting something great that you don’t deserve.

We all love to get something great, something that we don’t deserve. Whether it’s dessert after dinner, a gift from a loved one, a note from a spouse, a dozen cookies from a neighbor or a hug from a friend, life is full of these little gifts, these little graces.

As Christians, we’ve received greater grace than a handfull of sweets. God has given his grace to us through the life, death, burial, resurrection and continuing presenence of his own Son, Jesus.