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Devotional - 30th Dec 2021

 'Christ is become of no effect unto you, whosoever of you justified by the law, ye are fallen from grace'
(Galatians 5:4).

We are justified by faith in Christ, who is our Righteousness.
Some people believed they are justified by following the law. Such thinking is not acceptable to by God.
We are asked to trust in Christ rather than following the law and become slaves to it.
When we add works to faith in Christ, we are saying, we do not trust fully in Him, therefore we missed out on the grace of God.
Grace comes through a living faith in Christ, and there is no other means to salvation.
When we trust in Christ we have freedom from the bondage of sin and is no longer slaves to it.
However, when we choose to follow the law or be justified by the law, we have not attain to the law of righteousness which is in Christ.
Let us try not to make ourselves right with God by keeping the law; we will be alienated from Christ and fall from grace.
All who accept Christ is justified by receiving salvation as a free gift from God - by faith in the Person and Work of Jesus Christ. This is a free gift of God's grace, given to all who will believe on Christ.
We have a choice to either accept the free gift of salvation through grace, or keeping the entire law. Choose God's free gift of grace today, it is so worth it!  Let us trust in Christ alone for our salvation, so we will not be cut off from the only way to be saved - the free gift of God's grace by faith in Jesus Christ. When we come to Christ by faith, God declares us to be righteous, as we trust in Christ alone for our salvation. Won't you trust Jesus and be saved eternally?

Have a wonderful day

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