Good morning friends... I pray each of you has a rich day that overflows with much joy and gladness. As I was digging into the precious word of God this morning, this phrase, "And great grace was upon them all..." (Acts 4:33), stood out to me. And I wanted to take a little time, throughout the day, and share with you some things I gleaned about this great grace. The word great is often used to describe something as big, mighty, or even mega... So that's how I want to look at this unique time when God granted His servants "mega grace." And because the Scriptures identify it as something "mega" in comparison to the normal aspect of sufficient grace I think it's worth paying attention to. I believe two things about this outpouring of mega grace: 1⃣ It is obvious that this was what God wanted to do... they had mega power and mega grace upon them. This, no doubt, was the work of God upon them and was given by His will. 2⃣ They, the disciples, were in a position or I should say, positioned themselves to QUALIFY for this unleashing of mighty power and mighty grace.
Like a piano... a piano that's out of tune would not qualify to be used by a concert pianist. Even though it may be the piano of choice... no wise pianist would choose to display their gift through an out-of-tune instrument. That same piano of choice would have to be tuned before it could be used for such a special occasion.
These humble servants were obviously in tune with their Creator and King... and He chose to grant them great grace. I need this great grace, I want this mega grace... How about you?
"Qualifiers... that Make Us Candidates for Mega Grace."
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