God's saving grace cannot be confined

Wednesday

by Fr. Augustine Odoh

God's saving grace cannot be confined or restricted to a particular set of people and defined territorial setting. It is universal for all us who are created by God, and as such, are God's children (cf Jer 3:14). God so moved for universal salvation, chose Abraham and made him a grand edifice of special nation, a chosen race, a people set apart for a special purpose and mission. Jesus therefore sprung from this race emptied himself for the salvation of all humanity. The Syrophoenician woman was favoured with this unique privilege, healing touch and salvation. Invariably, all in the hinterlands especially we who are living in the suburb of this nation receive the same ever flowing blessing, favor, and salvation. Be counted and be first among to receive God's saving help. Be blessed!