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Don’t let grace take the back seat, and definitely don’t let it wear a seat belt. If it asks for permission to drive, say yes. Giving grace the keys will stop any weariness.
Don’t worry, grace drives slow. It may stop many times along the way, so don’t have a busy schedule. It will change your life if you just take the time to let it freely move. If it chooses to drive in the “wrong” lane, let it go. There are no limits to grace.  What comes to your mind when you think of a follower of Jesus? Are they "good" people who never sin or put people down? If so, I'm out. BUT that's not how it works. A Christian isn't a perfect person who is always polite and loving. In fact, a follower of Jesus recognizes they simply aren't good enough to live up to the high standard of living that God desires. I am going to tell of two encounters within this short blog. They are both people who have had problems with understanding how a sinner could ever be good enough in living the life God wants.
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