The grace of God can be frustrated.
The grace of God can be underestimated.


For brethren to go about quoting, " The good I would I do not : but the evil which I wouldn't, I do." ~ Romans 7 : 19
And not ending it with, " I thank God through Jesus Christ our Lord. So then with the mind I myself serve the law of God.." ~ Romans 7 : 25
Is a frustrating and underestimating of the grace of God in the power of the cross.

It just shows that you haven't encountered the power of the cross to deliver you from your sins.
For the statement in verse 19 is as a result of being in bondage to sin.
And the statement in verse 25 is as a result of being freed from the power of sin, through Christ Jesus.

Stop hooking on verse 19.
Get hooked up on verse 25.
For verse 25 is the salvation of God for you, through Christ Jesus.
You are looking unto Jesus, if your gaze ( your mind and heart) is set on verse 25 of Romans, chapter 7.

Verse 25 is our testimony!

Blue86:
1. The grace of God can be frustrated. The grace of God can be underestimated.
For brethren to go about quoting, " The good I would I do not : but the evil which I wouldn't, I do." ~ Romans 7 : 19
And not ending it with, " I thank God through Jesus Christ our Lord. So then with the mind I myself serve the law of God.." ~ Romans 7 : 25
Is a frustrating and underestimating of the grace of God in the power of the cross.

It just shows that you haven't encountered the power of the cross to deliver you from your sins. For the statement in verse 19 is as a result of being in bondage to sin. And the statement in verse 25 is as a result of being freed from the power of sin, through Christ Jesus.

Stop hooking on verse 19.
Get hooked up on verse 25.
For verse 25 is the salvation of God for you, through Christ Jesus.
You are looking unto Jesus, if your gaze ( your mind and heart) is set on verse 25 of Romans, chapter 7.

Verse 25 is our testimony!

This blob makes no sense whatsoever. If grace can indeed be frustrated, how then can it also then save you from anything? By the way, the grace which Jesus Christ gifts to all those who believe in Him aka eternal Life belongs to all those who are born-again, according to John 3 vs 1 - 21 meaning that even those who enter through the broad gate which leads to destruction at the end of the day - Matthew 7 vs 13 - 14 & Luke 13 vs 22 - 30 - also have the same grace which you claim saves you.(Yes, all those who will end up in Hellfire at the end of the day are also all born-again.) So, if it cannot save those who will end up in Hellfire at the end - Matthew 25 vs 31 - 46 - what makes you think it can save you?