Grace

Photo courtesy Pixaby.com and angelhull0Grace – a foundation strong and stable
All that’s profitable rests upon it

Faith in Christ’s finished work
From this cruel cross blossoms grow
Like Aaron’s rod
Its petals are life-giving

When we build upon a faulty foundation
When our works attempt to pave the way to God
We are unfulfilled

Our feverish efforts produce only death
It is by grace through faith that we are saved
It is by grace through faith by which we grow

We are like seeds underneath the Sun
Of His grace
The Holy Spirit waters us
His love attends to our every need

We are blessed when we choose the path
Of unmerited favor
All we have and all we are
And all we will become
Is a gift from our benevolent King

Guest Blogger, Tom Toya

omToyaTom Toya helps operate a private duty agency that provides compassionate in-home care to seniors. He is a graduate of Benedictine University, Charis Bible College, and the Christian Writer’s Guild. He is a frequent contributor to christiandevotions.us and has authored devotions and articles that have been published in a variety of magazines, e-magazines, and newspapers. He is presently working on his first novel. Tom lives with his beautiful wife Lou and their much-loved Maltese in the Chicagoland area. If you would like to read more of his writing, you can visit his blog at www.sendme-tomandlou.blogspot.com.

Cindy K. Sproles

Cindy K. Sproles is a speaker, author, and conference teacher. She is the co-founder of www.christiandevotions.us and www.inspireafire.com and Christian Devotions Ministries. Cindy is also the co-founder of WRAMS (Write Right Author Mentoring Service) where she works with Lori Marett and Ann Tatlock in mentoring writers). Cindy is a best-selling, award-winning author with two of her latest novels being named Novel of the Year by the Christian Book Market. Cindy has her hand in various projects but her love of teaching new writers stands above the rest. She is an Appalachian-born and raised gal, proud of her heritage and happy to share it at any time. Cindy lives in the foothills of East Tennessee with her husband and son.

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