So we're going to talk about God is Grace today.

Turn to Ephesians chapter one, and let me just explain something to you about your notes.

All right?

In your notes, there's a Roman numeral one and a Roman numeral two. All we're going to cover

today is Roman numeral one. I wrote this message on about Wednesday and Thursday and

then it just kept coming and kept coming and more kept coming and

and so all we're going to go through is Roman number one.

I don't know if I'll do Roman number two next week or another attribute of God

and then come back to some point and preach a series on

grace. There's no way to cover grace in one message, but I'm hoping that you'll

get it today. Now if you're new, we're in a series called God is and I want you to understand is is an

important word. It does matter what is means what the definition of is is. I don't

want to go back too far on that one but

is is an important word in other words God is what I'm trying to tell you is

that attributes are not things that God has is.

In other words, God has. They are things that God is.

In other words, God doesn't have these attributes because then he could lose them, use them up or run out of

them or something, you know? But these are things that God is. God is a person. God is a person. I'm giving you the answers to your test. Good. God is omnipotent,

omniscient, and omnipresent, all-knowing, and all present.

God is justice and mercy.

And I'm going to remind you of those definitions today

because they relate to the grace.

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