Sentence examples for extend grace from inspiring English sources

As Luther observed, there's no reason that God can't extend grace and mercy into the afterlife — but there's also no clear evidence, in the Bible, that this is the case.

"In some ways," Mr. Stafford-Clark said, " 'Our Lady of Sligo' is a more difficult play in that it is about someone to whom Sebastian doesn't so easily extend grace and redemption.

You must learn to extend grace.

"You have to extend grace to those who were around her.

Maybe I'm just tired, but I find it easier to extend grace than to fuel anger.

The IFC may provide longer-term loans or extend grace periods if a project is deemed to warrant it.

"There's a greater emphasis on extending grace in the evangelical community these days.

But mostly this means that we journey together, each at different places and constantly extending grace to one another.

I've noticed that I'm doing it too, easily extending grace and -- even better -- finding humor in situations that might have frustrated me in the past.

If Jesus understands our own evil and sinful nature and in spite of it, extends grace to us, aren't we supposed to do likewise?

It seems that he spends very little time (almost none) telling sinners why they're wrong or speaking words of condemnation over them, but rather practically loving and extending grace to the most screwed up of individuals.