What it Means to Fall From Grace Pt. 2 – Episode 3

What it Means to Fall From Grace Pt. 2 – Episode 3

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Have you ever felt like you need to earn God’s blessings? Do you believe that by doing something for God, you deserve something in return? That’s what the Bible refers to as dead works. Take a moment to reflect: Am I living my Christian life trying to earn God’s favor, instead of embracing His grace?

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What Does It Mean to Fall from Grace?

If you have your Bible, turn with me to Galatians 5:4. Last week, we explored an important question: What does it really mean to fall from grace?

In everyday language, people often say someone has “fallen from grace” when they’ve made a mistake or sinned. But is that how the Bible defines it? As Christians, it’s crucial to understand what it truly means—especially in the world we live in today.

Grace vs. Law: Where Do You Stand?

Galatians 5:4 states:

This means that if you are trying to earn righteousness by following the law—by relying on your own efforts rather than faith in Jesus—you have stepped away from grace.

Here’s the reality:

✅ Faith in Jesus alone makes you righteous.
✅ Grace is a free gift—not something you work for.
✅ Trying to earn God’s favor through works means you have fallen from grace.

When you first accept Christ, you recognize that salvation is through faith alone. You believe:

✔️ I am saved because of my faith in Jesus.
✔️ I am redeemed because of my faith in Jesus.
✔️ I receive God’s blessings because of my faith in Jesus.

But then, at some point, you may start thinking, If I want God to be good to me, I have to be good first. Suddenly, you’re caught up in a cycle of performance—trying to earn what God has already freely given. That’s what it means to fall from grace.

The Danger of Relying on Works

The moment you put more trust in your actions than in Jesus, Christ’s power in your life is hindered. You’re essentially saying:

❌ My performance is more important than what Jesus has done.
❌ My works are better than Christ’s finished work on the cross.

This is why many struggle in their faith—wondering why they don’t see the power of God at work in their lives. The Bible makes it clear: When you rely on the law instead of grace, Christ becomes of no effect in your life.

Embrace Grace Today

If you are feeling burdened by religious rules, stress, or guilt, it’s time to return to grace.

✅ Stop striving and start trusting.
✅ Let go of works-based righteousness.
✅ Fully depend on Jesus for your salvation and blessings.

When you rely on Him completely, you will experience true freedom, peace, and joy in your Christian walk.

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