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It’s All About Grace – Getting Started With Dr. Stanley Podcast
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It’s All About Grace – Getting Started With Dr. Stanley Podcast

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If you've ever struggled with uncertainty about your salvation, or found yourself trying to earn God's approval through your efforts, this episode is for you.

Dr. Stanley reminds us that salvation doesn't depend on our performance—it rests entirely on what Christ has already done. We receive God's kindness not through our efforts but as His gift.

After Dr. Stanley's teaching, we'll move into guided prayer and reflection to practice something that might feel unfamiliar: simply receiving. Not doing, not trying, not proving—just receiving what God has already given.

Scriptures referenced: Ephesians 2:8-9; John 19:30; Lamentations 3:22

Want to structure your daily time with the Lord? Subscribe to the free In Touch devotional at www.intouch.org/subscribe for daily encouragement in your walk with God.

For messages from Charles Stanley, including this week's broadcast, go to https://intouch.org/watch

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