Week 14: Review & Reflection — What Has Grace Done in You?

1.Looking back over the whole book, which chapter or story had the most impact on you? What was it that got through — the illustration, the argument, or something personal it stirred up?

2.Yancey's central claim is that grace is the church's one great distinctive — the thing the world cannot reproduce and craves above all else. Has this study changed or deepened the way you understand grace? How would you now answer the question "What's so amazing about grace?"

3.Which form of "ungrace" that Yancey identifies do you now recognize most clearly in yourself? Have you seen any movement in that area over the course of this study, or does it remain a point of conviction and ongoing need?