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How does God's grace impact a believer's understanding of salvation?

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God's grace transforms a believer's understanding of salvation, revealing their unworthiness while highlighting God’s unconditional love and mercy.

The realization of God's grace fundamentally alters how a believer perceives salvation. It is emphasized that salvation is not simply from hell but from God's wrath, positioning God as the offended party. As believers come to understand their condition is one of total depravity, they begin to appreciate the depth of grace that grants them new life. This grace is unearned and comes from God's sovereign choice, reinforcing the truth that it is by grace through faith that one is saved (Ephesians 2:8-9). Recognizing this leads believers to deeper gratitude and transforms their relationship with God and others.
Scripture References: Ephesians 2:8-9

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Seeing Christ
Norm Wells · May 7, 2025
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