Following
Jesus isn’t about checking spiritual boxes or dragging around a suitcase full
of religious rules—it’s about receiving grace. Glorious, undeserved,
game-changing grace! Acts 15:10–11 makes it crystal clear: salvation is God’s
gift, not our achievement. The Apostle Peter doesn’t hold back—he proclaims
that we are saved through the grace of the Lord Jesus. Not by works. Not by
law. Not by jumping through hoops.
Acts 15
captures a heated showdown: Should Gentile believers follow the Law of
Moses—circumcision, dietary codes, Sabbath observance—to be real
Christians? Peter stands up and reminds them all that God gave the Holy Spirit
to the Gentiles without a single ritual or requirement. No hoops. No ladder.
Just grace poured out. And then Peter drops the mic: “Why are you putting God
to the test?” He calls everyone back to the heart of the Gospel: we are saved
by grace. Period. No asterisks. No fine print. No rituals. No merit badges.
Just Jesus.
Maybe you’ve
been there—feeling like you’re not doing “enough” for God. Maybe guilt’s been
whispering that you have to earn your seat at the table. But friend, listen:
Peter’s voice still echoes today—you are saved through grace alone. That
is enough! Rest in that. Breathe it in. Let it free you from performing for
God’s approval.
Drop the
burden you were never meant to carry. If you’ve been living under the
scoreboard of spiritual performance, trade it in for the yoke of Jesus. “For my
yoke is easy, and my burden is light.” (Matthew 11:28–30). Stand tall in grace!
Worship, pray, work, and live—not trying to be worthy, but knowing you already
are. Grace doesn’t just forgive you—it empowers you to live boldly and love
recklessly.
May the Lord saturate your heart with His amazing grace, lift every burden off your soul, and fill you with joy that can’t be shaken. Walk boldly, walk freely, walk joyfully in the love He’s already lavished on you.


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