It is the grace of God, his goodness and undeserved favor that reached us, and although we were his enemies, he saved us. She is the one that covered our guilt with her justice. It is what keeps us, because we are saved by grace through faith, and kept by grace through faith. It is the one that brings us to the foot of the cross, unable to boast, saying only that our best works were like filthy rags in his sight. It is his grace that not only covers our failures, but transforms them into personal characteristics of power and ministry. It is by His grace that He gifts us, enabling us to experience the joy of serving, the happiness of working with the Savior as He builds His church. It is by his grace that he puts the power of resurrection at our disposal, allowing us to endure and prevail. It is for her that He rewards us, even in our privacy. Through her He dwells in us, allowing us to experience the riches of his constant companionship minute by minute with the Spirit of the Lord. It is by his grace that he returns to us to transform us and experience the wonders of all that he has prepared for us.

When Paul reflected on this, he could not help but sing a hymn of praise for the grace of God in executing his plan of redemption: “O depth of the riches of the wisdom and knowledge of God! !!How unsearchable are his judgments and how inscrutable his ways! 34 For who has understood the mind of the Lord? Or who was his advisor? 35 Or who gave him first, so that he might be rewarded? 36 For from him, and through him, and to him, are all things. Let the glory be his for centuries. Amen". Romans 11: 33-36

How wonderful is the grace of God. Who is supposed to communicate it to us? The Holy Spirit. He ministers grace to us every moment.