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It all began with a prayer list I carried in my Bible bearing the names of my friends . . .

As I prayed for my friends week by week, the idea of putting some hope into their lives through a brief, encouraging note grew more appealing. Texts, emails, video and audio versions of GraceNotes began developing–all with the goal of sharing with others the joy and liberation I had personally experienced when my own life was renewed by the grace of Jesus.

Today, GraceNotes move around the world every week via social media, repostings to websites, and even in translation. Friends share them as expressions of their own faith in the renewing power of grace, and as symbols of hope in a world too often headlined by fear and anger.

Take the opportunity to share a favorite GraceNote from this page with someone you’re praying for, or someone who simply needs to hear the good news of God’s unfailing love.

GraceNotes began developing–all with the goal of sharing with others the joy and liberation I had personally experienced when my own life was renewed by the grace of Jesus.

Mr. Bill Knott.

Editor/Executive Publisher

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THE BEST NEWS


What we call “the gospel” is an announcement of our true standing before a holy God because of the saving work of Jesus, in whom we place all our confidence. 

It’s not the same thing as how we feel about ourselves, or an estimate of our progress in living a good life. 

Our emotions—including our assessments of our spiritual experience—are subject to the vagaries of weather, backaches, or what we ate too late for dinner last night. There are days on which for reasons we can’t fully articulate, we don’t feel “close” to God. That doesn’t mean anything more substantial than that we may be limited by arthritis, sports injuries, or indigestion. 

There must be—there is—a constancy about the gospel and its grip on our lives that isn’t changed by even our powerful emotions. “By this we shall know that we are of the truth, and reassure our hearts before Him whenever our hearts condemn us; for God is greater than our hearts, and He knows everything” (1 John 3:19-20). 

Jesus is more trustworthy than our feelings about ourselves. His word about our reconciliation to the Father is more true than any word we think or say. In living faith, our lives are hidden with Christ in God.

From this deep certainty grow life and joy and peace and healing. 

Believe His word. And stay in grace. 

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