Les Feldick Bible Study

How accessible is God's grace?

God's unmerited favor has opened heaven's windows and is made accessible to every human being, anywhere and everywhere. Yet there is a door of access: faith. By faith, believers enter this grace wherein they stand, and everything becomes real by faith, even amid trials.

Les explains that God's unmerited favor opened the windows of heaven, making grace accessible to every human being, anywhere, everywhere. But there must be a door of access, and that door is faith. He recalls earlier Romans lessons: at the moment of belief, God sanctified, forgave, justified, glorified, and baptized believers into the body, yet these realities were not felt or seen; they are known because the book says so, and that is faith. By faith everything becomes a reality. Les also cautions that believers are not promised a rose-petaled pathway or a Garden of Eden; they remain in the old world, in a body of flesh, in a time of trials and tribulations. God does not remove them from that but promises to see them through, escorting them through valleys and never forsaking them.