Justin Raghoo
Justin Raghoo
Not By My Merits 🏅
Not By My Merits 🏅
Not By My Merits 🏅
Friday 30th June 2023
Join Justin Raghoo in 'Few Minutes For Jesus' as he discusses Psalm 5 and how God's grace offers unmerited acceptance, reflecting on recent affirmative action changes.
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Episode Overview
- Acceptance into God's house is not based on merits but on His great love
- Christianity stands out in offering acceptance irrespective of one's accomplishments or past deeds
- God's boundaries and rules are set, yet His grace remains open and available to all
- Psalm 5 and the recent overturning of affirmative action laws are discussed in relation to God's grace
- The host emphasises the gift of acceptance from God, independent of an individual's merits
It's not by my merits that I get accepted. It is a gift directly from God. And that gift is still open today. You could fail at everything and God would still accept you and God would still want to turn your life around.
Imagine a world where your worth isn't measured by your achievements but by something far greater. In this episode of 'Few Minutes For Jesus', Justin Raghoo dives into Psalm 5 and the recent changes in affirmative action laws to shed light on a profound truth about God's grace. While society often judges us based on our merits, Justin explains how, in God's eyes, acceptance isn't earned through deeds but given freely through His boundless love.
He delves into the idea that, despite our flaws and past mistakes, God's grace remains unwavering and accessible to everyone. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that in the spiritual realm, it’s not our achievements that matter but God’s endless love and grace.