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							A Christian Can Fail of Grace
							 Hebrews 12:14–15. Can a child of God live so as to “fail of the grace of God”? A study of holiness, diligence, and guarding against bitterness. | 
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							Can A Christian Fall From Grace?
							 Galatians 5:4 and related passages show Christians can be “severed from Christ” and “fallen from grace” if they seek justification by law and depart from the gospel. | 
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							Amazing Grace (An Analysis of God's Grace)
							 Grace produces forgiveness through Christ’s blood (Eph 1:7) and provides salvation from sin’s condemnation (Eph 2:5; Acts 15:11). A deeper Biblical study of God’s grace.
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							For By Grace Are Ye Saved Through Faith
							 Ephesians 2:8–10. What is the relationship of grace and faith in salvation? Does “not of works” exclude all action by the believer? Consider John 6:29 and 1 Thessalonians 1:3 as Scripture defines “work” and “faith.”
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							Can A Christian Fall From Grace?
							 Ezekiel 18:20–24. Can the righteous turn from righteousness and die? Scripture answers the common claim “No” by showing the danger of turning away and the reality of falling from grace.
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							God's Grace and Our Faith
							 Many know grace and faith matter but lack a clear grasp of how they work in justification and salvation. This study examines both from an overall Biblical perspective and asks, “What is grace?” and “What is faith?” | 
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							Do You Understand Grace
							 Grace may be the most 
							misunderstood word in the Bible. Some say it excuses 
							all sin; others say salvation is by grace alone 
							without obedience. What does God’s Word actually 
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							Grace
							 Ephesians 2:8–9. God’s grace is an amazing gift. Grace is God’s favorable disposition that moved Him to act on our behalf. Though we forfeited fellowship by sin, He graciously sent His Son, who willingly offered His life in our place to provide salvation.
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							Do You Deserve Grace
							 Becoming a Christian does not entitle us to Heaven. We are still deserving of Hell, but Christ—who was in Heaven—died so that those who believe and obey Him could, by grace, receive the gift none can earn: eternal life with God. | 
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							Grace and Error | 
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							The Grace of God |