Yes, that makes beautiful sense, Beverley. Grace isn’t meant to be stagnant; it flows in and out and around. Thank you.

Thanks, Victoria. Posting everyday was a little laborious. ha. But worth it to cull back through some great books on grace!

hope that makes sense?

Your letter brings me to tears, Andrew. Thank you for sharing it there, for sharing it here. I’m so grateful you continue to use your voice. We’re listening.

I think the more we understand grace, the more responsible we become. Love begets more love. So thankful that’s how God works!

Yes, Bridges did a masterful job of combining the two in his book. I’m grateful I finally read it a couple years ago.

Oh, I love that imagery, Andrew. Watering cans of grace. Yes.

I loved this one too, Dianna; a fitting one to end the month with! Blessings to you, friend.

Well, I’m kinda glad it’s done. 🙂 I always say—next year I’ll prepare more ahead of time! ha. I did prepare a little ahead this year, and it helped. Thank you for your blessing, Ceil–same back to you.

Yes, June–grace isn’t just one more doctrine, it is the main thing! Such a beautiful truth.