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Walking in Grace Upon Grace (68)
Walking in Grace Upon Grace (68)
Walking in Grace Upon Grace (68)
Wednesday 9th March 2022
Pastor Caleb McCall discusses embracing God's grace despite imperfections on 'Recovery to Recovered'. Learn how grace leads to true repentance and change.
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Get the buttons here!Walking in Grace: Pastor Caleb McCall on Embracing Imperfection
When we talk about God's grace, we're talking about one of the most important things in the bible, because when you talk about God's grace, you talk about salvation, and salvation is what Christianity is all about: being saved, being saved from what?
Ever feel like you have to be perfect to deserve God's grace? Think again. In this episode of 'Recovery to Recovered', Pastor Caleb McCall dives into the liberating concept of walking in the grace and peace of God, imperfections and all. He passionately shares how God's kindness and goodness can lead us to genuine repentance and transformation. Caleb emphasizes that grace is unmerited favor—it's not something you earn, but a gift that forms the foundation of salvation and Christianity.
He also tackles the tough topic of addiction, explaining how substance abuse opens doors to negative influences and how true recovery comes through repentance and a relationship with God. Caleb doesn't shy away from discussing the power of God, holiness, and the importance of addressing sin within the church. This episode is a heartfelt invitation to understand grace in a new light and to realize that it's okay not to be perfect.
Tune in for an inspiring conversation that could change your perspective on faith and recovery.