This is possible in New Testament

1. Coming short of the grace of God. (Heb. 12:15)

2. Children can be killed for parent sins. (Rev. 2:23)

3. Can be weak, sick, and sleep for not being careful at the communion. (1Cor. 11:30)

4. Excommunicate a person from the church for the fornication. (1Cor. 5:13)

5. Divorcing a person but saving from stoning for the same sin. (Matt. 19:9, Jn. 8:11)

6. You can Question a slap of injustice. (Jn. 18:23)

7. Judging between brethren. (1Cor. 6:5)

8. Not by faith only, but can be justified by works. (Jms. 2:24)

9. Winning husband without preaching to him. (1Pet. 3:1)

10. Turning the grace of God into lasciviousness. (Jude 1:4)

Is grace an excuse?

A man is working as a police. He has two sons. Older one is a kind of undisciplined and younger one is prudent.The older one used to borrow things and never return. He take things from shops and never pay money. If they would try to resist him, he would mention that his dad is a police man. Those people don't want to get into any risk so they stop resisting him. Younger one said, "brother this is not good. You are using dad's name for defending your bad things." But he never listened to his younger brother.

One day the younger one went to the bank to try a loan. They asked him  how he is going to pay since they need some government employee to give surety. Then the younger son said, "my dad is a police man." Bank people said yes to him.

After he had returned home, he said every thing to his mom. The older son heard this and came and said, "my dear younger brother, have you not used dad's name to defend yourself?"

The younger brother replied, "brother, it is not called defending, it is called depending."

God sent grace to depend on it rather than to use it to defend your sins. Grace makes you okay, it doesn't mean it's okay to sin.