Post #56: Week 2 Review – Grace Age Solidified | KJV Right Division (Week 2)
Post 56 · Week 2 Review – The Grace Age Established
"If ye have heard of the dispensation of the grace of God which is given me to you-ward." — Ephesians 3:2 (KJV)
Who? You — completing Week 2 with a comprehensive understanding of the Grace Age and its defining characteristics.
Dispensation: Grace Age — you now understand not just what Grace saves us FROM but what it saves us INTO: a life of access, fruit, gifts, love, and victory.
Key: Grace defines not just how we are saved but how we live: adopted, sealed, indwelt, justified, reconciled, gifted, armored — all in Christ.
Dispensation: Grace Age — you now understand not just what Grace saves us FROM but what it saves us INTO: a life of access, fruit, gifts, love, and victory.
Key: Grace defines not just how we are saved but how we live: adopted, sealed, indwelt, justified, reconciled, gifted, armored — all in Christ.
Week 2 has fleshed out the Grace Age in its fullness. We've seen that grace saves (Eph 2:8-9), teaches (Titus 2:11-12), justifies (Rom 4:5), reconciles (2 Cor 5:18-21), redeems (Eph 1:7), seals (Eph 1:13), indwells (Col 1:27), adopts (Gal 4:4-7), forgives (Eph 4:32), and equips (Eph 6:10-18). Every aspect of the believer's life is grounded in and shaped by grace. This is not passive religion — it is the most active, transforming life possible, precisely because its power source is not human effort but divine provision. The Grace Age is not permission to be lazy; it is the only power system that can produce genuine godliness.
Application: Write out your personal 'Grace Age biography': (1) Before grace — what were you? (Eph 2:1-3), (2) The moment of grace — what happened? (Eph 2:4-9), (3) Since grace — what are you becoming? (Eph 2:10; 4:1-3). This is your story shaped by God's dispensation. Consider sharing it with someone this week.
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Prayer: God of all grace, we have been overwhelmed this week by the abundance of what You have given us in Christ. Not just forgiveness but adoption. Not just salvation but sealing. Not just justification but indwelling. May the grace we've studied be the grace we live. Amen.
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