It is only the unmerited grace of God that can change an adulterer into a righteous man. It is only the underserve grace of God that can transform an addicted sinner into a righteous person. His grace supernaturally gives us an attitudinal change. Hallelujah!

Grace comes with power to go and sin no more. Remember the woman caught in adultery, Jesus said to her, "neither do I condemned you."

I believe that woman's life was transformed from that moment onwards. Do you think that woman after experiencing the grace of Christ will jump right back into bed with her lovers? I don't think so, and Jesus Christ did not think so as well.

Preaching law cannot transform anybody. It rather intensifies sin in the life of people. The power of God is not found in his law but in his amazing grace. Hallelujah!

Do you want to see life changed? Do you want to see fornicators transformed? Do you want to see broken homes fixed? Then stop preaching "thou shall not" and start proclaiming "grace." The law is good but has no power to make sinful men righteous.

Thou blasphemer, thou fornicator, thou adulterer, no matter what your sin is. God is not condemning you, go and sin no more. Amen!

Happy new year! @bloodofthelamb. Glad to read from you again.

Is there any distinction between grace and mercy? I gather that mercy is to not be accountable for wrongs. Is this so?