Tag Archives: Divine grace

Cheap grace…what???

Posted on December 7, 2013 by Mel Wild

Here’s a question…how can grace be cheap? In case you haven’t noticed, there’s a radical grace revolution going on in the body of Christ today, so we shouldn’t be surprised to see a backlash of accusations of “cheap grace” coming from the firmly entrenched. … Continue reading →

Posted in Grace | Tagged Christ, Christianity, Divine grace, Eternal life (Christianity), Graham Cooke, Jesus, Robert Farrar Capon, Unmerited Favor | 27 Comments

Thoughts about humility

Posted on September 28, 2013 by Mel Wild

“Oh, it’s not me, it’s all Jesus….I’m nothing…I’m just a worm in His sight… just a dirty old sinner saved by grace.” Does this self-effacing posture sound like humility to you? Do you embrace a “worthless worm” theology about who you are? After all, isn’t our … Continue reading →

Posted in Faith, Grace, Identity, Theology | Tagged Bill Johnson, Christ, Christianity, Divine grace, God, Grace, Humility, In Christ, Jesus, Religion and Spirituality, Righteousness | 20 Comments

What is Grace to you?

Posted on September 19, 2013 by Mel Wild

What is your definition of grace? Here are some thoughts on grace to ponder… “If grace is only unmerited favor, then Jesus never had any.” – Graham Cooke Yet, the grace of God was upon Jesus….Luke 2:40 Jesus was full of … Continue reading →