The Gift of Grace We All Need
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The Gift of Grace We All Need

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*This weekly newsletter will share about the Bible Breakdown podcast, things about RLC, and my favorite things from around the web. My prayer is it will help you know God better.

Hello friends. Happy Saturday!
Christmas always seems to bring us back to what matters most—peace, unity, and remembering that Jesus stepped into our world to bring us together. In the middle of the busy schedules, the shopping, and the noise, it’s refreshing to pause and think about why He came. The birth of Jesus reminds us that God’s family is made up of people learning to walk together in grace. As we head deeper into December, let’s slow down and remember the gift of unity that Christ brings.


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(Acts 15:11) “We believe that we are all saved the same way, by the undeserved grace of the Lord Jesus.”

Observation: In Acts 15, the early church wrestles with the question of what is required to belong to the family of God. Peter stands up and reminds everyone that salvation has always been about grace, not human effort. This single sentence—Acts 15:11—cuts through confusion and brings the church back to the simple message of the gospel. The leaders realized that adding requirements to grace would distort the very heart of Jesus’ mission. Instead of dividing people, God’s grace unites them in a way nothing else can. This moment became a turning point for the early church, helping them protect the purity of the gospel.

Application: This verse reminds us not to complicate what God made simple... salvation is a gift. Instead of focusing on what divides us, we can celebrate the grace that brings us together.

Prayer: Thank You, Jesus, for saving me by Your undeserved grace. Help me remember that I belong to You, not because of what I do, but because of what You’ve done. Teach me to extend that same grace to others.


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Thank you so much for being part of the Bible Breakdown community. Your desire to know God’s Word inspires everything we do. I pray this devotional helps you draw nearer to Jesus as you move through this Christmas season. Have a wonderful week, and keep growing in God’s grace!

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