God’s Grace: Is it still active today?
We can see and
hear all around us of the news of devastation due to bombing, firing, tsunamis,
hurricanes, earthquakes, or more. Should we consider that God is not gracious
to us anymore? Has he left mankind and opened the doors of destruction for
them? The kind of lives we all are leading is full of the everyday challenges
and while facing all these challenges, many of us begin to lose trust in God, however
some keep their faith intact. Instead of losing faith they even start to
believe more than ever. They embrace christian fellowship, get involved in
their local community churches, and pray with a greater commitment.
God’s Grace
To Mankind
While
dealing with difficult and challenging times, some have allowed these
challenges as a reason to lose hope and
conclude that God no longer cares and now God has ended His grace upon
us. Rather, we should never forget that He is watching us all the time. Just because
trouble comes doesn’t mean God’s grace is no longer active. God is kindhearted
and has opened the path of forgiveness for all. His grace is still very active on our behalf. Could it be only that Jesus allows tests and hard times to see,
if we still believe upon Him?
There are
many tragic misconceptions prevalent among people, which leads to their
destruction. The reason could be their ignorance about God’s grace, his
forgiveness and his desire for his children to listen, repent and obey his word.
We at the Pentecostal Churches in San Antonio are here to help people turn away
from the wrong path and move ahead on the journey of righteousness. We preach
the holy Bible and provide the understanding of what we must do to stay free from
habits and lifestyles that trap. God’s grace is still active on behalf of mankind
and it reaches farther than one can even imagine. You will get a deeper
understanding of The Bible - the universal manual for mankind at our Pentecostal Churches in San Antonio, TX. We wish to spread love and harmony and the
teachings of the holy Bible. It is our goal to make your lives better, whenever
you visit us at our united Pentecostal Churches in San Antonio.
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