Limitless Grace

November 21 | John 1:16

Daily Bread

 “For out of His fullness all of us received grace upon grace” (John 1:16)

Recently, many game shows from the 60s and 70s are being relaunched. One is Let’s Make a Deal. The host offers money in one hand and the opportunity to make more than he offers by opening one of three doors. Behind each door is a gift that may be more or less than the money.

Who doesn’t want to get the most they can? But you could lose a lot if you open a door and when less than the money the host offers. You have to take a chance. Let’s Make a Deal preys on the greed of its contestants.

Yet, Jesus offers priceless treasures to us for free. Jesus came in glory, offering us a wealth of His grace that covers over our sins. None of us realizes just how much of a gift His grace is. We accept it without realizing its full potential.

Or are we looking for more? We act like it’s not enough. The thing about grace upon grace is that you never run out of grace. It’s like opening door number one and finding grace, then opening door number two, and finding more grace. Jesus lavishes His grace on us and makes us clean. We can never get enough, and we don’t have to do anything to receive it. It’s the free gift that keeps on giving.

Action Step: How much do you value Jesus’s grace? People tend not to value free things. How do you prove Jesus’s grace has true value for you? What can you do differently to cherish His grace in your life?

Precious Jesus, You don’t ask questions when I devalue Your grace for me. When I walk all over You and ignore Your gracious gifts, You still love me. Show me the value of Your grace. Thank You for giving it to me without question.

Jonathan Srock

Rev. Jonathan Srock is an ordained minister with the Assemblies of God since 2010. He received two Bachelor’s degrees in Biblical Languages and Pastoral Ministries, as well as a Masters of Divinity from Assemblies of God Theological Seminary. Jonathan was privileged to be the Lead Pastor of New Life Assembly in Shillington, PA for five years before suffering sudden paralysis in 2013. Jonathan has been a Christian since 1988.

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