“It Could’ve Been Me — But Grace Said No”

Text: Job 1:21 | Romans 8:28

Sometimes praise doesn’t come from what did happen—but from what didn’t.

It could’ve been me with no food.It could’ve been me sleeping outside.It could’ve been me sick, addicted, incarcerated, abused, forgotten.It could’ve been me dying before my time.

But grace said, “Not today.”

Job lost everything—family, health, wealth—and still declared,“The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord.”

That kind of faith doesn’t come from comfort.It comes from knowing grace is bigger than loss.

Grace turns survival into testimony.Grace turns weakness into worship.Grace turns pain into praise.

When you look back over your life and realize how close you came to destruction, something rises up in your spirit that says, “Thank You, Lord.”

Thank You for waking me up.Thank You for a sound mind.Thank You for another chance.

If you’re honest, you know it could’ve been you—but grace stepped in.

And that’s enough reason to worship.

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“Grace Didn’t Just Save Me — It Sustains Me”

Text: Psalm 23:4 | Lamentations 3:22–23

Grace isn’t a one-time experience.It’s not just what saved you—it’s what keeps you.

Life has valleys.Real ones.Deep ones.

Sickness. Loss. Financial pressure.Betrayal.

But Scripture reminds us: “Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil.” Why? Because grace walks with us.

Ask Daniel.Thrown into a lion’s den with no human strategy left—yet grace shut the lions’ mouths.

Ask Paul and Silas.Beaten. Bound. Locked in jail. Yet grace gave them a song in the midnight hour—and praise triggered an earthquake.

Ask Peter.Denied Jesus three times. Should’ve been finished. But grace restored him and made him a pillar of the early church.

Grace is the unseen power that keeps you standing when logic says you should be consumed. As Lamentations declares, “It is of the Lord’s mercies that we are not consumed… they are new every morning.”

If you survived what should’ve destroyed you, that wasn’t strength—it was grace.If your faith

is still intact when everything else failed, that’s grace.If you made it through the valley and didn’t lose your soul, that’s grace.

Grace didn’t just save you once.Grace sustains you every single day.

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“I’m Still Here — And It’s Not an Accident”

Text: 1 Corinthians 15:10

There comes a moment in life when you look around and quietly admit, “I don’t even know how I made it here.”

Some of us should’ve quit. Some of us should’ve collapsed.Some of us went through storms that would’ve destroyed other people.

And yet… you’re still here.

The apostle Paul puts words to what many of us feel but don’t always say:“By the grace of God, I am what I am—and His grace toward me was not in vain.”

You are not here by mistake. You are not here by luck.You are not here because you were perfect.

You’re here on purpose, and grace is the reason.

Grace is God’s unearned favor—favor that didn’t check your résumé, didn’t ask about your failures, and didn’t pause because of your past. Grace stepped in when you were on the edge of losing your mind. Grace met you when mercy was the only thing keeping you upright.

You should’ve fallen apart—but His hand held you together.They thought you’d stay broken—but His love restored you. You almost gave up—but grace refused to let go.

If you’re still breathing, still praying, still believing, still standing—then let this be your testimony:

“I’m still here by the grace of God.”

And that alone is praise-worthy.

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