John 1:16 says, “Out of his fullness we have all received grace in a place of grace already given.” In other words, grace upon grace. The word translated ' grace' in the New Testament comes from the Greek word charis, which means “favor, blessing, or kindness.” What Is the Meaning of 'Grace upon Grace'?

In other words, Jesus’s actions became the unthinkable transfer: the perfect Son of God taking our darkness, crimes, hatred, deceit, and lies, becoming our unrighteousness so that we could receive His perfection as our own. There is sin, no darkness, no crime ever committed that His limitless purity and goodness has not already paid for. He took the penalty of our sin and made it His own.

Jesus loved us so immeasurably that He sacrificed Himself with all of His infinite perfection. Have you ever felt the weight of feeling unworthy? Or the way hopelessness untethers your soul? But then you meet the One who gives grace not because you deserve it but because He loves you anyway? God gives us grace upon grace because we’re all flawed, imperfect human beings in need of saving.

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