Where Radical Grace Finds Us


Where Radical Grace Finds Us

"And if by grace, then it cannot be based on works; if it were, grace would no longer be grace." — Romans 11:6  

"If we are faithless, He remains faithful, for He cannot disown Himself." — 2 Timothy 2:13  

Grace doesn’t wait for our perfection; it seeks out our openness. In every weary sigh, in every whispered prayer, God meets us—not where we pretend to be, but exactly where we truly are. God's presence is not distant or conditional. It is healing, expanding, and deeply intimate, arriving in a way tailored to the measure of our surrender. Like a true lover, God longs to fill every hollow space we offer, not with judgment, but with a love that rewrites our story.

We may wonder, “Am I ready? Am I worthy?” But grace is never about our worth. It is about God’s nature—unchanging, faithful, and always reaching. 

Radical grace moves us not because we earn it, but because it shocks us with its beauty. It is the kind of grace that makes hearts fall in love with God. The kind that lifts our eyes and softens our defenses. The kind that keeps loving even when we falter.

Invitation:  

Today, allow yourself to be met by God exactly as you are. Don’t dress up your soul; let it be honest. Surrender to the grace that asks for nothing but your openness. Fall into the faithfulness of the One who cannot deny His own nature—to love.

Prayer:  

Gracious Father, meet me here. Where I’m tired, where I’m tender, where I’m unsure. Fill me with the measure of Your Spirit I am ready to receive. Let Your grace be radical, transforming, and unapologetically generous. Remind me that You remain faithful—even when I am not—and that Your love is not about who I am, but who You are. Amen.

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