Quotes about Grace
Father, Son, and Spirit were torn apart so that we might be united with them and with each other.
— Timothy Lane
But to each one of us grace has been given as Christ apportioned it
— Timothy Lane
When we live out of a sense of who we are in Christ, we live our lives based on all we have been given by Christ. This keeps us from seeking to get those things from the people and situations around us.
— Timothy Lane
At some point, every relationship brings you to the end of yourself, and with God there is no healthier place to be. When I am willing to confess how weak I am, I am most ready to reach out for the grace that can only be found in Christ. He was willing to follow his Father's plan and become weak so that, in our moments of weakness, we could receive his strength.
— Timothy Lane
Along with that, the Bible continually reminds us that God sends the uncomfortable grace of trial not to crush or discourage us, but to mature and refine us. As we are realistic about difficulty, that needs to be our hope.
— Timothy Lane
This is the ground on which we build all relationships. Every time you are tempted to shun another believer, remember that the Father, Son, and Spirit were torn asunder so that you might be united.
— Timothy Lane
What resulted from our collaboration is not just an examination, but an actual example of broken people in broken community experiencing the reconciling grace of God.
— Timothy Lane
Godly conflict is an act of compassion!
— Timothy Lane
Because it is grounded in the Trinity, our unity also allows us to celebrate our diversity in the body of Christ. There is one God, but three persons. God uses our diversity to accomplish his purposeāour growth in grace. Diversity is not an obstacle, but a very significant means to this end.
— Timothy Lane
Forgiveness Involves Canceling a Debt
— Timothy Lane
If I consciously live in light of the fact that I am full in Christ, I will ask for forgiveness whether or not I get to watch the game.
— Timothy Lane
For too many of us, our sense of identity is more rooted in our performance than it is in God's grace.
— Timothy Lane