Grace be unto you

Ephesians 1:2 Grace be to you... This is one of the common beginnings of most writings of Paul. Paul as God's messenger brings God's message of grace. God does everything he does with his words. When He said through paul 'Grace be unto you', He was releasing Grace upon the New Creation.

The born again believer was re-created in Christ Jesus. After the work of re-creation the next spiritual work which God did was to empower this New Creation. By saying 'Grace be unto you', the father was releasing the spiritual force of Grace upon your life.

Now Grace is upon you now and is at work in you.

Understanding Gods way of doing things

 
In the book of Genesis when God was going to bring light into the midst of darkness, God said 'light be' and light was. All through the scriptures we find that God uses words as vehicles to convey things to people.

Hebrews 11:3

• Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear.

The world itself was framed by the spoken word of God. Everything God spoke came into existence. God framed the world and gave it its present substance through His word. By saying Grace be to you, God was impacting grace into your life and giving you the spiritual substance called Grace.

When God speaks, His words convey the content of what is spoken.

When God said Grace be unto, His words conveyed to you Grace. alleluia!

What is Grace?

Grace  is God's ability released into your incapabilities, causing you to be able to do what you could not do in your natural abilities. Alleluia!

God's ability has been released into your life. That was why Paul said 'I can do all things through the anointed one and His anointing which strengthens me'

Philippians 4:13

• I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.

This is grace at work in you. God's ability makes you strong where you used to be weak. God's ability gives you capability where you used to be incapable.

This is why Joel 3:10 says '...: let the weak say, I am strong. ' The weak has now been empowered by grace.