Man On Assignment

The cornerstone of the New Testament is grace — not the distortions of hypergrace or the deficiencies of hypograce. Grace, in its true form, flows from the heart of God through the finished work of Christ. It needs no embellishment, no exaggeration, and no dilution. Hypergrace inflates grace into something God never intended — an unchecked licence for lawlessness. This is not the grace that saves; it is a counterfeit grace that corrupts. When grace is severed from the call to holiness, it mutates into spiritual lawlessness. This is the very concern Paul raised when he asked, “Shall we continue in sin that grace may abound?” (Romans 6:1). To preach such grace is to prescribe spiritual hypertension — a grace so bloated that it bursts the boundaries of truth and accountability. This is not grace; it is perversion clothed in theological language. On the opposite end lies hypograce, a graceless gospel dressed in religious garb. It is the cold machinery of legalism — a system where grace is starved, replaced by the brittle scaffolding of self-righteousness and human effort. This hypograce gospel proclaims salvation by performance, not by promise; by striving, not by receiving. It reduces the cross to an accessory rather than the axis upon which redemption turns. But grace — true grace — is neither hyper nor hypo. It is not stretched beyond truth, nor shrunk beneath truth. It does not excuse sin, nor does it erase mercy. It stands in perfect balance — a grace that saves, sanctifies, and strengthens. This is the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, sealed in His blood, declared in His resurrection, and made manifest in His Church. It is neither a reckless permission slip nor a burdensome ladder to climb — it is the divine power that makes sinners into saints, enemies into heirs, and the broken into beloved. The canon of grace is closed, because grace is not a concept to modify; it is a Person to receive. Grace has a face. His name is Jesus Christ.

I hate to admit it but Manchester United looked sharp yesterday, we need to intensify our prayers for their down fall. Are you with me?

Good Morning to my Edo Brothers and Sisters, Abeg, point me in the direction of someone that sells Esan Wrapper. I wan buy. The hour is upon me, you are about to gain a sibling. Thank You. * Drops Mic *