A flawed church. A faithful God. A grace that won’t let go.

Paul didn’t write to a perfect church—he wrote to a real one. A messy one. A human one. And in his opening lines, he shows us what grace really does. This sermon walks you through three movements of that grace: the grace that calls you into fellowship with God, the grace that equips you to achieve God’s purposes for your life, and the grace that will keep you, come what may. If you’re burned out from trying to get it all right, or trying to have it all together, this sermon is a reminder that grace is doing more in you than you think. It’s a reason to be grateful. Pull in close. This one’s for you.

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