What does it mean to fall from grace? When the phrase "fall from grace" is used in our culture, it often means someone had a public scandal or moral failure. However, the biblical understanding of falling from grace is quite different. In this broadcast, I want to explore the two key ways believers can actually "fall from grace." One has to do with how you relate to God. The other has to do with how you relate to other people. May this teaching encourage you to be free from entanglements and walk in greater healing and freedom.
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