Grace

III-7 Persevering Grace (Coming Soon)   Common Grace Prevenient Grace Irresistible Grace Resistible Grace and Restorative Grace Saving and Justifying Grace Sanctifying Grace Persevering Grace In Christ’s Love

III-6 Sanctifying Grace (Coming Soon) Read More   Common Grace Prevenient Grace Irresistible Grace Resistible Grace and Restorative Grace Saving and Justifying Grace Sanctifying Grace Persevering Grace In Christ’s Love

III-5 Saving and Justifying Grace III-5-1 Saving Grace  Saving grace is an act of God, a manifestation of His goodness and generosity, which forgives, raises up, and restores the sinner. It is a free gift from God offered to humanity. It goes beyond simple forgiveness, since it is the very foundation of salvation. Salvation: In

III-4 Resistible Grace and Restorative Grace II-4-1 Meaning of Resistible Grace (Arminian doctrine) The word “resistible” contrasts with the Calvinist notion of irresistible grace. Arminianism affirms that God’s grace, while necessary for salvation, can be resisted. According to Arminianism, resistible grace is the prevenient and salvific grace that God offers to all humans, giving them

III-3 Irresistible Grace Presenting the doctrine of irresistible grace in a few sentences is a real challenge. Furthermore, one must choose one’s words carefully to avoid inadvertently distorting Calvinist thought on this subject. I will therefore strive to offer a clear and faithful summary. First, it is crucial to note that the doctrines of grace,

III-2 Prevenient Grace Prevenient grace is a term used to describe the grace given by God that precedes the act of a sinner exercising their saving faith in Jesus Christ. The term “prevenient” comes from a Latin word meaning “to precede, to anticipate.” By definition, any theological system that affirms the necessity of God’s grace

The Grace of God James Packer, in his book entitled “Knowing God,” states that Christianity is the religion of grace. He presents God’s grace as God’s freely manifested love for guilty sinners, regardless of their merits and even in defiance of their demerits. It is God who shows kindness to beings who deserve only severity