“If grace means God does all the work, then only faith can mesh with grace. Religion can’t, because religion requires human performance and ritual. Law can’t, because law requires human obedience. A system of morality or good works can’t mesh with grace, because grace excludes human achievement. Only faith, with empty hands laying hold of Christ’s finished work, can properly mesh with grace, in which God does all the work. Grace is faith’s docking station.”

“If grace means God does all the work, then only faith can mesh with grace. Religion can’t, because religion requires human performance and ritual. Law can’t, because law requires human obedience. A system of morality or good works can’t mesh with grace, because grace excludes human achievement. Only faith, with empty hands laying hold of Christ’s finished work, can properly mesh with grace, in which God does all the work. Grace is faith’s docking station.”

— Bill Giovannetti