We live in a changing world that is full of questions,

and the answers must come from the unchanging truth of God's Word.

Today we look into Scripture with Scott Paul to discover what the Bible says.

Ask the Lord to speak to you and to give you truth to share with others.

We're discussing day by day what the Bible says about great truths, great Bible doctrine.

And I know, I know that normally today we would move on to yet another doctrinal section,

but I can't. I'm sorry, forgive me. The last time we met, we talked about so great salvation. Well, let me just tell you,

it's so great that there's more to talk about. In fact, we're not even scratching the surface.

We really aren't on any of these doctrinal sections, but I feel like I can't move on yet.

You see, what the Bible says about salvation is so rich and so full that we must press it just a little more. We've talked about the

greatness of this salvation. Let's consider today the grace of this salvation. Ephesians chapter two

and verse number eight and nine says for by grace are ye saved through faith? And that not of yourselves

it is the gift of God, not of works, lest any man should boast.

You see, God's perfect salvation is all of grace.

You don't deserve it.

I don't deserve it.

You don't get to the place where you're worthy of it.

Instead, it is just the free gift of eternal life.

That's what grace is.

Let me read another scripture to you from 2 Timothy chapter 1. The apostle Paul, who was a great sinner, but he met a great Savior, testified and said

in 2 Timothy chapter 1, verse 9, who hath saved us? And called us with an holy calling,

not according to our works, but according to his own purpose

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