Hey, welcome to another weekend at Zoe Church.

We are excited because we are continuing on in our series, Grace.

And this week we have Pastor Julia.

But before we jump into the message, I just want to take a moment to thank everybody who gives.

Thank you for your faithfulness to be generous and to obey God with your tithes and your offerings.

Okay, here we go. Pastor Julia, let's go.

The last few weeks, Chad has been beautifully communicating the series that we've been on

Grace. Anyone enjoying the series? Yes. Last week, Chad talked about the reality of grace and truth.

And so this week, our staff, we were pointing who was truth and who was grace out, you know.

So don't be like us that points fingers after a message,

apply the message, receive the message. No, it's been an unbelievable series. And so if you

haven't had a chance, if it is your first time, you can go back on YouTube and check out the messages.

But we've been in a series on Grace, and it's been unbelievable.

If I'm being honest, I'm more of a works girl.

You know, like I related with Martha, not so much Mary.

These are Bible jokes, but I'm excited to share because I

always feel like when I am preparing, I'm like, God, you're speaking to me as well. And I'm excited

to share this message. Grace is not just a principle. It's a person we've been learning about. It's not just an idea or a

theological term, but it's actually Jesus, his heart, reaching towards humanity, reaching

towards us today. It means we've heard an undeserved, unmerited, unwarranted, unearned blessing.

It's this free, beautiful gift that we get to all receive today. And when you receive His grace,

you're admitting something so beautiful and something so powerful.

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