Talking about grace

I wish I had more time to read great books.  There are so many I haven't gotten to yet.  This is one I wish I had read decades ago, but just now am working through it.  It's Karl Barth's book, "God Here and Now".  What is fascinating about it are his thoughts on God.  He's a German theologian from the last generation, a neo-orthodox in thinking, but a wonderful writer.  


The chapter that has me thinking is his third chapter on grace.  It's probably one of the best writings on the topic of grace I have ever read.  I'm challenged and inspired and isn't that what the thoughts of others are supposed to do anyway?


Just wanted to share a bit of what I'm working on right now.