Sentence examples for a work of grace from inspiring English sources

With all its other merits, "The Pity of War" is also a work of grace and feeling.

Cotton proposed that the church maintain its purity by permitting only those who could make a "declaration of their experience of a work of grace" to be members.

Raisin's creation of Mick is a work of grace: a human being rendered by a triumph of ventriloquism and empathy through a geographically specific Glaswegian working-class voice.

In doctrine the church stands in the tradition of Arminian Methodism, emphasizing God's grace, and regards its unique mission to be the promotion of entire sanctification, which enables a person to live a sinless life, as a work of grace subsequent to conversion.

It's a work of melancholy grace and bittersweet serenity, windblown wildness and natural order.

From 1621 to 1623 Gentileschi was in Genoa, where he painted his masterpiece, The Annunciation (1623), a work of consummate grace that shows a weakening of Caravaggio's influence.

Luther broke dramatically with this tradition by asserting that humans can contribute nothing to their salvation: salvation is, fully and completely, a work of divine grace.

Like the many singers and musicians that make ThruYOU a work of tremendous grace, it prioritizes alternative voices over mainstream pap.

(1819 20), Fisk attended a camp meeting, where according to his statement—he experienced "a supernatural work of grace leading him into a higher Christian life".

They regard water baptism as an outward expression of an internal work of grace following an individual's choice to follow Christ.

Pentecostalism, like its precursor, the Holiness movement (based on the belief that a second work of grace following conversion would "sanctify" Christians and remove the desire to sin), fulfilled these needs for churchgoers and nonchurchgoers alike.