John 1:16
And from His fullness we have all received, grace upon
grace.
There is nothing more complete, more sufficient or more
perfect than the fullness of Jesus Christ.
To borrow from the teachings of Charles Spurgeon, the fullness of Christ
is reflected in His Diety, His manhood, the atoning power of His Blood, His
righteousness, His power over death and His endless grace to pardon, to
regenerate, to sanctify, to preserve and to perfect.
The fullness of what we have received from God can be summed
up in one word grace. It is the great
gift that we receive through His Son, Jesus, that we do not deserve and could
never earn. It is the unmerited good
will of God directed toward us. It is
the gift that cannot be received by unrepentant sinners. It can only be received by those that have
been washed clean by the Blood of the Lamb, Jesus Christ. It is all that has been perfectly and
completely prepared for all men by Our Savior.
And finally, a perhaps most importantly, God's grace through
Jesus Christ is cumulative and never ending.
When we live in the fullness of Savior, we receive goodness upon
goodness, joy upon joy and abundance upon abundance. It is the good will of God towards us and the
work of God in us.
Let us humble ourselves before Our Savior. Let us surrender to His presence in our
lives. Let us prepare ourselves to
receive the fullness of His amazing grace.
Prayer
Heavenly Father, we thank You for the unmerited favor that
You bestow on us through Your Son, Jesus.
We bless the name of Our Savior for making it possible for us to receive
Your unlimited flow of grace in our lives.
We pray, Father, that You will open our hearts to receive the fullness
of Your Son, Jesus. We ask that You show
us how to tap into the inexhaustible treasure that He holds in His hands for
us. We ask all these things in the name
of the source of all grace, Jesus Christ.
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