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The rejection of grace characterizes an apostate movement

  Do you know what the enormous tragedy of the evangelical movement is today? Not to see or perceive the fundamental necessity, constitutive of divine grace. This becomes a salient historical and temporal feature of the church in apostasy and its rejection of grace as an eschatological anticipation of Christ's parousia: 17 And yet you say, 'I am rich, I have gained much riches, and I need nothing else.' Yet you do not recognize that you are miserable, pitiful, poor, blind, and naked! (Rev. 3:17). Commenting on this repulsion, divine grace, which marks an unprecedented spiritual apathy, William Tyndale (1494-1536) pointed out: We are as it were asleep in such profound blindness that we cannot see or feel in what misery, servitude and turpitude we are (Tyndale-2010). This beautiful description illustrates with vivid colors the feeling that would mark our post-Christian era with uniqueness, a deep intoxicating self-sufficiency that would make us that would obscure the unders...