Unlimited Grace
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Sharing the message of grace across the globe
through Christ-Centered Preaching
The ministry of Unlimited Grace, founded by Dr. Bryan Chapell, now takes the gospel into 80+ nations and equips the next generation of gospel-centered preachers. Through video and audio resources, Unlimited Grace proclaims the gospel internationally and has become one of the largest preacher training organizations in the world. This is made possible by generous financial support from friends like you who want the goodness of God's grace to be widely heard and known. Here are just a few of the ways we proclaim the transforming power of God’s unlimited grace through your support:
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Featured Sermon
Pastor Bryan shares a lesson from Psalm 25, focusing on integrity. Since we bear on us the name of Christ, the nature of our work and nature of our God should match. When we live and work with integrity, we are reflecting the character of our Savior.
Walking in Grace
Closer
Growing up, I was a little scared of my chain-smoking, hard talking Grandfather. One day, I was over at his house and I began to argue with my older brothers over an old wooden top I had found. When my grandfather heard us, he came in and said, "You come with me." He proceeded to take me down to the basement. Now I was really scared. I didn't know what was about to happen. But then, he presented me with his tackle box. It was one of the last gifts he would give to anyone. I didn't know it, but he was dying. Because he gave me that tackle box, I've treasured it ever since.
When my grandfather gave me his tackle box, though I did not merit or earn it in any way, it closed the distance between us. I understood more about him, loved him more, and began to love what he loved. I’ve wanted to fish ever since.
That's the way grace works. Once we love the One who has closed the distance between us and Himself, through no merit of our own, we want to love what He loves. For that reason we want to walk with Him and follow His pattern of life even more.
Messed Up
I'm reminded of a time when a middle-aged man with an eight-year-old mind sat in a holding cell in Mississippi. He huddled in a corner, terrified of more sophisticated and hardened cell mates. Yet, as this middle-aged man sat crying, another man in the holding cell approached him and said, "I don't know what you're facing, but if you'll trust in Jesus, He can help you through it." Then, despite the mess that man with the eight-year-old mind had made of his life, he trusted in Jesus, and has walked with Him ever since.
The reason I know this story is true is because the middle-aged man with the eight-year-old mind is my brother. I clearly remember the first letter from prison my brother wrote to me and my siblings. He shared, "This is what I now believe. . .For God so loved the world that He gave his only begotten son, that whosoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life." This is just the beginning of a remarkable story of God's grace toward my brother and our family.
