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In gratitude for our veterans and their families, GGS is  honored to offer a 30% off scholarship on all degree and certificate program enrollments through November 30! (Application link in the comments!)
Francois du Toit beautifully brings us back to the person and sufficiency of Jesus, reminding us of the fullness of all that the Father has graciously given us in His Son. Through Jesus, we have been brought into the very life and love of the Father, and through the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit, we are continually awakening to the wonderful reality of who we already are in Christ. What a freeing revelation it is to discover that righteousness, sanctification, and redemption are not something we must spend our lives striving to attain, but are already ours through the finished work of Jesus! As we grow in this understanding, may we become increasingly rooted in the love of the Father, resting in the finished work of the Son, and living in the fullness of the Spirit, discovering more deeply what it means to share in the life and communion of the Triune God. This truly is the beauty of the gospel of grace!

β€œFor in him the whole fulness of deity dwells bodily, and you have come to fulness of life in him.” β€” Colossians 2:9–10 (RSV)

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Has your journey been shaped more by pressure or by grace?

Are you living from the grace you’ve already receivedβ€”or still striving for something that has already been freely given?

What might change if, instead of striving to become accepted, you began each day knowing you already are?

We’d love to walk with you as you rediscover the beauty of the gospel of grace.

Discover more at globalgraceseminary.net
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Community comes in many forms. And one of those is Chapel @GGS! A free outreach of Global Grace Seminary, Chapel is an opportunity to engage with others in a rethinking journey, encountering the Triune God of unconditional love that embraces everyone as sons and daughters. NO EXCEPTIONS! 

To learn more, and to access the Zoom link and handouts, join the Facebook group or the private group on Mighty Networks (link in the comments) where you can also check out the recordings from previous Chapel gatherings. Or visit https://ggschapel.base44.app/.
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Dr. David Knapp

Professor

David Knapp has been a sought after national speaker including in Britt Worldwide, a marketing associate of the Amway Corporation. He is a published writer: Grit Newspaper; Christian Herald Magazine; Brown Gold Magazine; The Gospel Herald Magazine; and a regular contributor to Union Gospel Press publications. Knapp has served as a regional public relations director for an international religious non-profit, New Tribes Mission, an administrator and professor at the junior college level; New Tribes Bible Institute and Frontier School of the Bible. David Knapp continually works at developing small businesses, including his most recent with Oxi Fresh Carpet Cleaning. But he counts his greatest joy and accomplishment as the proud father of eight children and the devoted grandfather of 28.
David’s latest book, I DIDN’T KNOW WHAT TO SAY: Being a Better Friend to Those Who Experience Loss, is already an Amazon best seller.

In line with his life-values, David Knapp has served on the advisory board for two international non-profit organizations: Kidz at Heart and One Way Evangelistic Association. He is very active in Trinity Church, his home church in Mesa, Arizona.
David Knapp grew up on a farm in southern Iowa and attended college, Calvary Bible and Seminary in Kansas City with an honorary doctorate degree from Peniel Baptist Seminary. He has lived in seven states, currently residing in Mesa, AZ. In addition to time with his family, he enjoys reading and fishing. His foreign travels include; Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Panama, Ecuador, and the exotic Amazon jungles of Brazil visiting primitive, tribal missionary bases.