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Youre Receiving Gods Grace But Are You Giving It Away
What if every step you take could remind you how to walk with God?
In this powerful and practical message from Sunday, October 11, 2026, Pastor Tom Baur shares a fresh perspective on one of the most important instructions in Scripture:
“He has told you, O man, what is good; and what does the LORD require of you but to do justice, to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?” — Micah 6:8
We often think about justice, mercy, and grace in terms of what we receive from God. But what happens when we begin extending those same gifts to others?
Using the simple illustration of taking a step, Pastor Tom reveals how our daily walk can become a powerful expression of God's character.
Discover the meaning behind each step:
Justice: Doing what is right, standing for truth, and boldly sharing the Gospel.
Mercy: Loving kindness and extending compassion and forgiveness to others.
Grace: Giving others what they don't deserve, just as God has freely given to us.
Shalom: Experiencing the deep peace of God—a place where nothing is missing and nothing is broken.
Pastor Tom also introduces a memorable way to keep PACE with God:
P — Proclaim Jesus in everything you do.
A — Accept the mercies of God in your life.
C — Converse with the Holy Spirit throughout your day.
E — Enjoy the shalom and peace that come from walking with Him.
This message challenges us to move beyond simply knowing God's Word and become people who actively demonstrate His justice, mercy, and grace.
Don't just receive God's goodness—become someone who gives it away!
Whether you're new in your faith or have walked with the Lord for decades, this message will encourage you to examine your steps and discover what it truly means to walk humbly with God.
Scriptures: Micah 6:8 | Romans 6:20–23 | Matthew 23:23 | James 1:22–27 | Romans 2:1–4 | Psalm 89:14–15 | Ephesians 2:8–10 | Philippians 2:5–8
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