Lesson 4 of 10
Grace and Graciousness
Grace brings God’s goodness to those who do not deserve it. Receiving His grace changes how we forgive, serve, respond to difficulty, and extend kindness to others.
Key Scriptures: Exodus 33:12–19; James 1:16–18
Chapter at a Glance
Major Points
- Grace is God’s undeserved goodness freely given to us.
- Remembering God’s grace produces gratitude; forgetting it feeds rebellion and discontent.
- Receiving grace enables us to forgive, serve, and become gracious toward others.
Grace brings God’s goodness into the life of the undeserving.
Psalm 106; James 1:16–18
Lesson Resources
Handout & Assigned Reading
Handout: Open or download the lesson handout for use with this lesson.
Required reading: Grace and Graciousness — complete the matching major chapter/topic in The Godly Man.
Grace and Graciousness
A biblical study of grace traces God’s favor and goodness and asks how people touched by grace become gracious.
Enjoy God’s Grace
God is the giver of every good gift. Understanding grace rightly reshapes our view of pleasure, desire, gratitude, and spiritual joy.
Lesson Completion
Assigned Reading
Complete the assigned reading at any point during this lesson.
Lesson Quiz