Month: December 2021

11. Beloved and Safe in the Arms of Grace, in Acts

Posted by Darlene Böcek | Dec 10, 2021 | Acts, New Testament |

In Acts of the Apostles, grace is likened to the protective pillar or cloud or fire that went before and behind the Israelites, likewise tabernacle imagery helps us to understand the amazing Grace of the Incarnation.

10. The Romance of Grace in Deuteronomy

Posted by Darlene Böcek | Dec 9, 2021 | Deuteronomy, Old Testament |

Discovering the hidden love of God in an unexpected passage. How romance and grace intertwine.

09. To Rejoice Means To Recognize Grace, in John

Posted by Darlene Böcek | Dec 8, 2021 | John, New Testament |

Grace in John is discovered in the Greek words chairo rejoicing and chara, joy. As we study these words, an amazing connection comes to the forefront. Grace-experienced equals joy!

08. If I have Found Favor in your sight, Kill Me Already (and other Grace words in Numbers)

Posted by Darlene Böcek | Dec 7, 2021 | Numbers, Old Testament |

Grace in Numbers is intricately tied to God’s positive favor. But what happens when he is against you?

07. When the Giver Rejoiced: Upside Down Grace in Luke

Posted by Darlene Böcek | Dec 6, 2021 | Luke, New Testament |

Luke mentions grace or a conjugate of the Greek word charis 27 times. But in three of them, grace is upside down. Find out how. Grace in Luke.

Join me for an interactive study of the Hebrew and Greek occurrences of Grace in the Bible
--Darlene

On Grace and Mercy Podcast we are working sequentially through the entire Bible, reading every verse where GRACE or one of its conjugates are found.
Starting at Genesis and Matthew, we alternate between Old and New Testaments. Episodes build on to earlier lessons, so if you like what you're hearing, start at Episode 1!

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