John 1:16
Grace is fuel for the journey of life.
Grace helps and enhances us in life.
Grace qualifies us for what we need to do in life and helps us make it to the finish line of life successfully.
Our lives can be likened to cars, and life itself can be likened to an individual race each person is running.
1 Corinthians 9:24
A car that has no fuel cannot race.
A car that ran out of fuel during the race will not make it to the finish line.
What fuel is to vehicles is what grace is to us on the journey of life, and even more.
A car that had been stuck, that's been immobile due to an empty tank will begin to run efficiently once fuel, diesel, or electricity has been supplied to it.
Grace is what we need to make it.
As fuel gets a vehicle that was immobile on an empty tank moving, grace gets us moving in life and destiny.
Fuel transforms the state of a vehicle from being stuck and grounded when its on an empty tank to moving and functioning efficiently, grace does the same thing for us spiritually and physically.
Fuel helps vehicles, grace helps our life and destiny.
Hebrews 4:16
Our Savior and Lord, Jesus the Christ, was full of grace.
John 1:14
If our Lord Jesus needed grace, if He needed an abundance of it; so do we.
We need more grace too.
The good thing about grace is that it can grow.
Grace can increase in a life.
Grace should increase in our lives.
God gives us more grace.
James 4:6
Grace is not natural, its source is not physical.
Grace does not have its source on the earth.
Grace has transforming power, it is the God factor in a human life!
Grace lifts.
Grace advances.
Grace blesses.
Grace empowers.
Grace makes rich.
2 Corinthians 8:9
It is grace we need for the things that haven't worked.
It is grace we need for the issues we have struggled with.
It is grace we need for the matters that entangle us.
It is grace that helps us overcome the sinful nature.
Grace is the antidote to sin.
Romans 6:14
Tap into the grace of God today.
Grace has transforming power for your life and destiny.
Titus 2:11,12
Olutosin Ogunkolade, a Teacher-Pastor and Christian writer shares this message!
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