On-demand courseLevel 1Introductory
Dimensions of Grace
Grace is God’s ability at work in you, not only His favor
See how grace brings lasting change through the ability of God at work in you, not your own effort.
Taught by Apostle Daniel Duval
$89One course, on demand
Buy the courseLean on God’s ability, not your own.
Some believers hear grace as permission. If God forgives everything, then nothing they do seems to matter.
Others hear the opposite message. They work to earn what grace already gives.
Neither view brings the lasting change God intends.
This course gives four definitions of grace. Grace means unmerited favor, the finished work, divine influence on the heart, and the ability of God.
The lessons set grace beside law and works, and they show how a believer can frustrate the grace of God. They also trace grace through spiritual gifts, provision, overcoming, and your acceptance in the Beloved.
The last lesson looks ahead to the ages to come and the Judgment Seat of Christ.
Course focus
What you get
$89One course, on demand
The lesson plan
The course opens with a Course Introduction, then eight lessons.
Students meet four definitions of grace. Grace means unmerited favor. It also means the finished work, divine influence upon the heart, and God's ability.
Students learn the Hebrew and Greek words for grace and four accepted definitions. The lesson then compares law with grace using Romans 6:14 and John 1:17.
Students see how grace and works relate. The lesson draws on Romans 11:1-6, 1 Corinthians 15:10, and Ephesians 2:8-10.
Students identify ways a believer can frustrate the grace of God. One way is building personal righteousness through the law (Galatians 2:21 and Romans 10:3-4).
The lesson defines charisma. This Greek word means gift. Students sort gifts into redemptive gifts, gifts of the Spirit, and ascension gifts.
The lesson shows what the Bible says about grace and provision. Students study the rich young ruler and learn about grace upon the lips and through a pure heart.
Students learn how believers overcome by grace, using 2 Corinthians 12:9 and Romans 8:35-39. The lesson also states God's will for sickness, illness, and disease.
Students learn what acceptance by grace means in the Beloved (Ephesians 1:6-7). The lesson defines the Beloved.
Students look at Ephesians 2:7 and the ages to come. The lesson covers the functions of the Judgment Seat of Christ and the parable of the Minas in Luke 19:11-27.
Who teaches it
Apostolic Leader, Bride Ministries International
He is a pioneer in inner healing and deliverance ministry. He founded Bride Ministries in 2012 and built it into a global ministry with a church, an institute, and a coaching company. Bride Ministries uses his methods to help thousands of people find freedom and keep it. He has written nine books, three of them #1 Amazon bestsellers, and he hosts the Discovering Truth with Dan Duval podcast.
The four levels
If our curriculum is new to you, we highly recommend that you start at Level 1.
Part of the Institute
This course is part of the Institute, and most of our schools include it in their curriculum at different points. Courses you buy here do not count toward a school's yearly curriculum. Each school is a year-long curriculum with live teaching, four live intensives, and a Certificate of Completion.
Included in
Begin with a $25 placement exam
Begin the placement examQuestions
No. This course is at Level 1, the level we recommend if our curriculum is new to you.
No. Courses do not count toward a school's yearly curriculum. Each school has its own year-long curriculum, and a school begins with the placement exam.
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