“Grace Greater Than Our Sin” is the title of an old hymn that I sang as a young boy, but never came to understand the depth of the words until I was saved at the age of twenty-two. “Marvelous grace of our loving Lord, Grace that exceeds our sin and our guilt” are the opening words of that song, and it ends with the words, “Grace that is greater than all our sins!” What an incredible statement! The apos-tle Paul put it this way, “... where sin increased, grace abounded all the more!” (Rom. 5:20) But as Martyn Lloyd-Jones put it, “The preaching of the gospel of salvation by grace alone always leads to the possibility” of misunderstanding! It did in the Believers in Rome, and it still does today. So, this morning I want to talk about that “misunderstanding”.