Walking the Tightrope Without a Grace Net: The Balancing ACT from Legalism to Liberty

The Christian life was meant to be danced
but not on your tip toes.
A tightrope walk was my spiritual life. One missed step meant you were falling into hell if you didn't repent immediately. I was taught that true Christians never sinned, or if they did, they would have to "get saved" all over again.
An unreasonable standard of "holiness" and a constant striving of perfection flowed from this belief. Lists of dos and don'ts were in abundance in an effort to practice the "idol of holiness."
Are you walking that tightrope? By understanding God's true character through His saving grace on the cross, you can break free from the bondage of legalism and unholy fear, anxiety, and frustration, into a life of gratefulness for God's love, mercy, and grace.
You can begin the balancing act of leaving legalism behind and finding true liberty in Christ.

Myers has a BS in English and Sociology from Indiana Wesleyan University and a MA in Secondary Ed. from Indiana University. She was also educated through Nazarene Bible College for pastoral credentials. She has written and taught worship and programming curriculum to several churches. She was a minister of music and drama for twelve years in the Phoenix area and has been a part of the inner workings of the church for the last twenty-five years. Brenda also taught public education for almost twenty years. She resides in Arizona with her husband, Lyle, of thirty years and has two adult daughters.