8 lessons taught by grace

This Sunday, July 6, 2025, we had a slightly different experience in that Dr. Raoul Wafo shared with us his journey to date and what grace has taught him.

First things first, let's define grace:

But first, what is grace?

The Man of God defines it in two ways:

- An undeserved favor, a favor that God gives us without us having paid any price, the price having been paid in full by Jesus on the cross.

- A supernatural ability, that is, an exceptional ability that God grants us in one or more areas beyond our initial natural abilities/skills in that area or areas.

It thus enables us to do what God expects of us.

The eight lessons:

We then explored the eight (8) lessons themselves, as taught by Dr.

1. Grace is the source of who we are; we owe who we are by grace.

The consequence of this point is that we must be humble because everything comes from God.

2. Grace is only accessible through faith

Without faith, it is impossible to access grace, even though it is available. We must exercise our faith to experience grace and even the graces that God makes available to us.

Of all the graces available, the most important remains salvation.

3. Grace is not in vain

That is to say, it does not exist just for decoration but exists to truly beautify your life. As a result, it distinguishes you in a unique way.

However, it will not spare us from adversity.

“Grace will not spare you from adversity but will give you a different perception of adversity!”
Dr. Raoul Wafo

4. Grace is demanding

“God's grace is not a passport to live as you want!”
“I can deprive myself of certain graces because I do not want to cooperate with the demands of grace.”
“When you are predestined for something, you have to prepare yourself!”
Dr. Raoul Wafo

5. Grace will always grant you supernatural abilities

“If God wants to make you strong, He weakens you!”
Dr. Raoul Wafo

6. Grace is transmissible by humans

Some of the graces you need are already on Earth in certain people who can pass them on to you, provided you allow yourself to be guided by God to be directed toward that person or those people.

Two important things here to be eligible for this transfer of grace:

• Never criticize this grace
• Love the bearer of grace before loving grace itself

Failure to meet these two conditions simply means excluding yourself from any transfer whatsoever.

7. Grace will take care of you

Grace will take care of you in every detail of your life; there is no need to help it by forcing things, as we may sometimes be tempted to do.

8. Grace has a name: Jesus!

This is a rich and dense message that has allowed us to explore grace from various angles. It is worth taking the time to meditate on it calmly in order to better assimilate it and take a step back from it all.

If you wish, the full message is available below.

Until we meet again, take care and may God's grace help you accomplish what He expects of you, even if you think you are the last person who should be entrusted with such a mission.

We are together!

SBE

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