ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Grace Upon Grace
Have you ever felt like you needed to do more, try harder, or somehow become “good enough” for God?
John 1:16–17 reminds us of something we can easily forget: we have received grace upon grace.
Grace isn’t something we have to earn. It’s something God freely gives. Through Jesus, we receive not just a little grace for the hard days, but grace that keeps coming—again and again.
Today, take a few quiet minutes to slow down and receive. Let go of the pressure to have it all together. Let yourself rest in the goodness of a God who meets you with grace.
Be Still. Listen. Let God Speak.
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