Law and Grace

[Elder John Lee Garrett,Sr.]

My brohters and sisters it is important that we help our peolpe understand the difference between the Law and Grace. What is your spiritual and natural insight concerning this from what the writer of Hebrews said to use concerning the church and it's many members in that the first covenat was not perfect in that it was not sucessful in achieving an Ideal relationship between man and God although it was never intended to be the final covenat but that it was a preparatory to the coming of Christ. ANd in that what have we all to say that the law was fulfilled in Christ and shadow Him through Moses until His coming in the fact that the glory of GOd faded from Moses but yet last forever thru Christ......

What is the opion of the Faithful, the Wise, the Believer.....Spiritual to his or Her walk and Natural to His or Her Walk what have you to say to this in the area and time in which we live when men and women do truly fear God nor do we truly worship Him as we should when all that Most CHurches have offer is entertainment and true Praise and worship nor direction to hurting unsaved saved that has Stumbled along thier way.......What do you say

[Chief Apostle, Dr. Tamar McIver]

Grace and Peace Elder Garrett, Sr. When I think of the law and grace I feel that we take for granted the grace that has been given to us by Christ Jesus. Under the law Daddy (God) didn't play. You sinned, you died. Simple as that. When our big brother Jesus came he freed us from sin through the blood of Jesus. For some that seems to have been their que to do whatever they please because, of course, the blood of Jesus has already been shed and we are forgiven. However I remember the Word of God saying that we are not to take our liberty for an occassion for the flesh.

When we accept Jesus we are to understand that He is our shield from Daddy's wrath. We do some stuff sometimes and Daddy gets angry with us because we know better. Then Jesus reminds Daddy that He shedded his blood so that we could be forgiven. Daddy then calms down and allows grace to prevail. Nevertheless that doesn't mean that we just do whatever we please and think it's alright because it's not. We are to take grace and appreciate it and be forever thankful that we have the blood of Jesus to help us. The way we show that we're thankful is to live by His Word to the best of our ability thereby letting Daddy and Jesus know that we're like the one leper out of the ten He healed that came back to say, "Thank You!" And the best way to say thank you is to live the life pleasing to Daddy.

God bless,
Chief Apostle, Dr. McIver