GIỚI THIỆU VỀ TẬP NÀY
Have you ever found it easier to receive grace than to give it?
As we continue our Living as People of Grace series, Peter Schultz explores a challenging reality: while we celebrate God’s mercy toward us, we often struggle when that same mercy is extended to people we find difficult, frustrating, or undeserving.
Drawing from Ephesians 2, Peter reflects on our shared incompleteness and God’s relentless grace that meets us right in the middle of it. Through personal stories and powerful biblical insight, he reminds us that God sees beyond labels, failures, and first impressions. Where we often see barriers, God sees people He loves.
At the heart of this message is a confronting but freeing truth: grace is not earned, controlled, or reserved for a select few. It is the gift of a merciful God who continues to pursue, restore, and reconcile.
If you've ever wrestled with disappointment, prejudice, judgment, or extending compassion to others, this message offers a fresh perspective on what it really means to live as a person of grace.
Listen, reflect, and allow God’s mercy to reshape how you see both yourself and those around you.
