Sometimes even though we really believe in the supremacy of God's grace, we'd rather have the easier life. If we're going to give up something huge to fully experience His grace, maybe we are better off without it. Of course we'd never say that, even to ourselves. But then when reality hits and we realize we can have the full measure of His grace o…

Addiction. Everyone who hears the word has his or her own set of associations, memories, assumptions, and philosophies. But for those caught in its deadly grip, it can undoubtedly seem like there’s no room for grace.And then there’s Butch. He’s gregarious, charming, quick-witted. He seems laid back and genuine. He laughs at his own jokes, which he …

We as Christians think we believe in God's grace. We think we understand that it covers sins, doubts, and failures. We want to accept that his grace is greater than our big situations too. But then daily life happens and we forget about grace. We try to do things on our own. We think we have to be strong enough on our own, and as we fall over and o…

We think we understand grace. We recognize it in our daily struggles, our relationships, and in our personal transformations. But what about in the really big situations? What about when the floor drops out and everything falls apart and we have no idea how we are going to move forward? Is God's grace bigger than our intense suffering? Our guests t…

Most Christians think they believe God’s grace is greater than any other power. But when it’s our own family, our own pain, or our own sin, we’re not so certain. Is God’s grace truly greater than our story?There are few struggles as lonely and as invisible as infertility. But for those with empty arms, the wait for a baby can challenge even the mos…