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Godly Sorrow & Grace

Sunday, July 8, 2012
Led by Eric Gintert
Romans 5:9-12, 6:1-4
Godly Sorrow worketh repentence:
  • Esau sought repentence carefully with tears... Hebrews 12:17
  • Judas sought repentance but it wasn't fruitful... Matthew 27:1-5
  • Peter wept bitterly and repented... Luke 21:61-62
  • David had godly sorrow when his eyes were opened to his sin... 2 Samuel 12
God's grace isn't something only present in the hour of salvation, but is abundant in your whole life. Where sin is abound, so is much more grace abound... Romans 5:20

The strange woman wants you to blame someone else so you are justified in yourself. But God justifies us by grace. (Proverbs 7)

Grace reigns by righteousness unto eternal life by Jesus Christ.

We can't use grace as an excuse. Why would one who is dead to sin want to live any longer in sin? They wouldn't because their heart is changed.

Prayer Request
Penny W.  -   Traveling Mon-Sat; strength
Joel F. mom  -  in hospital
Pete, Angie, Jordyn, Ed  -  cancers
Joel N.  -  cyst surgery at end of month
Sara N.  -  baby
Connie G.  -  landscaping; dad surgery Mon
Vicky S. -  strength
Salvation for relatives
Lord, Teach us to Pray!

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