Grace Day

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Zechariah 12:10

Use this day to pray, rest, and reflect on this week’s reading, giving thanks for the grace that is ours in Christ.

“Then I will pour out a spirit of grace and prayer on the house of David and the residents of Jerusalem, and they will look at me whom they pierced. They will mourn for him as one mourns for an only child and weep bitterly for him as one weeps for a firstborn.”
—Zechariah 12:10

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  1. Lorin Stubblefield says:

    This week is spring break for me. My kids are at my parents for the week and I’ve had a lot of time to sit and be in the word. Something I don’t usually choose to do. Today is Grace day and I am so thankful for this week—these words and His everlasting grace. Thank you dear Lord Jesus. Thank you for never letting go even when I’m trying to run away.

  2. Anastasia R says:

    Grace is unearned but if it was earned it wouldn’t be grace. The very nature of God is to give us things we haven’t earned because that is who He is – the great I Am. That’s what this season is all about

  3. Steph C says:

    Pouring out grace! How desperately I need His grace. Some days my sin and apathy overwhelm me. And my first instinct is to hide. But His grace calls me back. And His mercy restores me.

  4. Shara Petitfils says:

    Praise God that Grace never runs out! That’s what it means to serve a Living Resurrected God who already paid it! When we mess up, repeatedly, as we WILL do, there is no end to His grace…if there was, ours would be a works based faith and it is not, Praise God! We just have to ask that His Spirit daily remind us to keep that attitude of dependence. We are only alive in Him and not slaves to sin when we are connected to our Vine. Then we can live in true freedom. I love you Lord!

  5. Mari V says:

    I have the most wonderful siblings. At one point when we were teenagers we were serving the Lord together. It was wonderful. They are still the most wonderful brothers and sisters I could ever have. Since then somehow walked away. PRAYING they will come back. They are walking this journey with me coming along side me going above and beyond. I have become stronger, stronger in my faith I hope they see that. I hope they see that it’s Jesus and not me.

  6. NanaK says:

    Our need for home…create, renew, renew, restore, sustain a willing spirit within me.
    Our need for a Savior…Nothing can separate me from the love of the Lord.
    Our need for resurrection…God is able.
    Our need for a mediator…He is holy, generous, faithful, and powerful.
    Our need for grace…unmerited favor…His amazing gift me every day.

  7. AssiduousChildOfChrist says:

    Sue:
    I want to thank you for your words, they’ve inspired my wandering soul.

    Churchmouse:
    I agree!
    I pray for my own forgiveness tonight – as a believer that my grace has not run out & my holy god & my saviour, my lord.. continually forgives me & when i see him, for all that he is – I am safe & found worthy of his redeeming love.

    Pray for my zeal to return & to know he is still my king of kings.

    I have been in a spiritual battle for many months, i grow tired. I pray for refuge.

  8. Sue says:

    “And they will look at me whom they pierced”

    May I look at Christ and see:

    *My need for Home – and my need for His presence
    *My need for a Savior – to save me from myself
    *My need for Resurrection – and know His resurrection power is available to me today
    *My need for a mediator – and know He is my advocate even now – standing between my sin and the punishment I deserve
    *My need for a Righteous King – and know one day the Real King will come

    1. Lori Wat says:

      ❤️

  9. Tricia Cavanaugh says:

    Amen. I am in agreement with you, in the name of Jesus, Churchmouse.

  10. Searching says:

    Amen, Churchmouse. My prayer list is so long for those near and dear to me that aren’t saved.

  11. Churchmouse says:

    Zechariah 12 is a chapter that is both hopeful and sad. “On that day” Jesus will be revealed for all He is. There will be vindication and rejoicing – and there will be mourning by those who failed to recognize Him. A day is coming when the door to the ark of safety will be closed. It’s imperative to be on the right side of that door. I call upon the Holy Spirit for conviction of those who do not yet believe. May the Spirit of Truth penetrate their hearts and minds.

    1. Es Ig says:

      Amen amen

    2. Karen Bailey says:

      Amen