EDITORIAL
Grace
Grace, grace, God’s grace,
Grace that will pardon and cleanse
within;
Grace, grace, God’s grace,
Grace that is greater than all our
sin
(Published 1910, Julia H. Johnston)
These are the Beautiful words of a
song written by Julia H. Johnston
now in the public domain but first
published in 1910 which resonate
the anchor of our salvation - Grace!
The book of Romans declares
“For the wages of sin is death,
but the gift of God is eternal life
in Christ Jesus our Lord.”
Romans 6:23 NKJV
This gift is as a result of the grace
of God toward us His creation,
an unmerited and undeserved fa-
vor and acceptance displayed to-
wards us in Christ simply because
He loved us! Why? Because He
purposely made us in His image,
to rule with Him and even though
we sinned, He has never turned His
back on us or His purpose for cre-
ating us. Even though we sinned
and rejected Him, God continues
to say there is no sin too hard for
Him to forgive. There is no depth,
height or spread that He will not
go to redeem us.
How appropriate the words of this
song are – pardon, cleanse with-
in, greater than any sin. Beloved,
God’s grace is still available to you
as long as you have breath and no
matter how far you have fallen in
sin, He assures you, like the prod-
igal Father, that He still loves you.
Come back to His open arms and
live intake fullness of His grace
Enjoy this month’s edition and go
on to share the message of grace
with a loved one and save a soul
today.
Happy and grace-filled reading.
Sidney Koranteng
- Editor