[The Glory Unveiled]
But by the grace of God I am what I am, and his grace to me was not without effect. No, I worked harder than all of them–yet not I, but the grace of God that was with me. ( 1 Corinthians 15:10 )
The grace of God is dimensional. It is multidimensional in nature and expression. So the grace of God towards one person is seen and expressed as kindness. In another person it is seen as teaching, yet another gives expression to it in singing. The abilities and attributes of God are dispensed to us in and by His grace. Without the grace of God, the life of God cannot be harnessed and demonstrated to the world. The grace of God is like a stabilizer or an electronic fuse. It is that which regulates the amount of divine life we can take and express. So that if anyone has the grace of God available to them, it should be evident in their lives and abilities. The grace of God has an effect and this effect is seen where the grace is. If we have the grace of God, the effects in our lives will be seen by everyone. Apostle Paul was literally “the last” apostle of the early church but when the grace of God was made available to him, he became more outstanding and hardworking than those who were before him. In his own words, he worked harder than his colleagues and the works he did were carried out by the supply of grace. Let us not take God’s grace for granted. When we come into contact with the grace of God for anything, the distinction must show for the world to see. How? We must begin to do what the grace is released for. Whether or not we had enough exposure in that field. We must let the grace of God work in us by opening up to it.
Prayer_Bead: Father in Heaven, thank you for your grace made available to me in Christ Jesus. As I open up to you, may the grace work in me, outstanding wonders to the praise of your name.
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