Grace: It's Not What You Think

Grace means as long as I'm sincere, I can do what I want and still make Heaven, right? Grace means God still loves me regardless of what I do, and my eternal destiny is secure, correct? Grace means there is no legalism in the Christian life, and I'm pretty much allowed to do whatever I want, as

long as I'm not hurting anybody, isn't that true? Grace is a New Testament concept that frees me from the horrible curse of the Law in the Old Testament, isn't that what the Bible teaches? Grace gives me liberty to be me, without having to live by the Bible, I think? Grace means salvation is totally based on Jesus, so that being the case, nothing I do could make God love me less, so I'm good, right? Popular characterizations about grace aside, what does the Bible really say about grace? Is it really a ticket to sin and still make Heaven? Or does the Bible teach something different?

In Grace! It's Not What You Think, we look at what Holy Scripture says about the subject of Grace.

Pastor Steve Waldron has been studying the Bible since he was 19. A longtime leader in the Christian book and Bible industry, Pastor, Bible College Instructor, Managing Editor of the Premier Study Bible, husband of 37 years, he is also featured on the daily long-running New Life of Albany Georgia YouTube Channel, garnering millions of views. He also produces the daily Biblical Archaeology Today podcast with Steve Waldron, found on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Anchor, and other fine podcasting sites. His overarching goal is to reach the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ, showing it and the Holy Scriptures are 100% true.