Grace for the Journey
Grace, what a beautiful, simple, endless word.
It’s what lifts us when we stumble, holds us when we falter, and reminds us that God’s love is not earned but given freely.
Paul, a man who saw both triumph and trial, wrote, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” (2 Corinthians 12:9) What a radical truth that our weakness doesn’t disqualify us; it invites His power to shine even brighter.
Life’s journey will always have valleys and mountains, laughter and tears. Sometimes you’ll run with joy; other times, you’ll limp with exhaustion. But grace walks beside you, step by step.
It’s there when you’re strong, and even more when you’re not.
God’s grace doesn’t erase our struggles it transforms how we walk through them. It gives us peace where fear used to live, patience where frustration used to reign, and hope where despair once whispered.
When we pause to see how far we’ve come, we realize we’ve made it this far only because grace carried us. The prayers we whispered through tears, the strength that appeared in our weakness that was grace, quietly doing its work.
Reflection for the Week:
Take a moment today to trace the fingerprints of grace in your life the moments you didn’t know how you’d make it, but did. Write them down. Let gratitude fill your prayers.
