Triumphant Grace Ministries

The great mystery of the gospel is not merely that God saves sinners, but that through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, He has formed one new spiritual family in which every believer stands on equal ground before the Father. The dividing walls of race, heritage, status, and religious privilege have been torn down, and all who are in Christ have become equally loved, equally valued, equally favored, and equally accepted members of God's household. This revelation of grace, hidden for ages and revealed through the apostles, invites every believer to live with confidence, bold access to the Father, and unwavering trust that God is able to turn even life's hardest circumstances into opportunities for His glory and our good.

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Like many believers today, the Ephesians had not come to fully understand what actually happened to them when they believed into Jesus. When we accepted Jesus as our Savior, we became One with Him in our spirit. So, we believed…into Him, not just on Him, which is part of what the Apostle Paul is trying to impart to the church: The IN HIM Realities of the New Covenant.

An authentic apostle does not live according to how he feels in the natural realm. It’s an adolescent that makes decisions based on how they feel, not an authentic apostle. An authentic apostle makes decisions based on what God has revealed to him. And so, it was with the apostle Paul. The apostle Paul felt weak and helpless through much of his ministry because of all the harsh treatment and persecution he had to endure. But none of his physical or emotional discomfort could force him to stop preaching the gospel: of grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. Nor could it detour him from providing loving fatherly correction to his adolescent-like baby believers.