In this podcast episode, we delve into the concept of God's grace, exploring its definition, significance, and implications within Christian theology. We discuss the universality of grace, contrasting it with merit-based beliefs, and highlight the Wesleyan perspective on grace as a transformative journey rather than a mere transaction. The conversation touches on the role of free will, the relationship between grace and judgment, and the importance of social justice in living out grace. We emphasize that grace is a gift that requires acceptance and active participation in God's work, ultimately framing salvation as a journey of becoming rather than a destination.
