26/02/2026
GRACE held another fellowship night led by Sir Erick Arintoc. Even though only a few people attended this time, the Lord has called the heart of Sir Erick to speak His Word.
During the night, Sir Erick spoke about our worthiness in Christ—a reminder that our value does not depend on what we have done or how perfect we think we should be. Sometimes we feel unworthy because we drift away from God, losing intimacy with Him, falling back into old habits, or feeling distant and burdened by sin. Other times, we feel stuck because we stop growing spiritually, becoming less sensitive to God, losing joy, or struggling to find direction in life. And sometimes, we assume everything is fine, ignoring our real spiritual condition, resisting correction, or trusting in a false sense of security rather than examining our hearts.
But God’s love does not depend on our performance or perfection. He loved us even at our lowest point, and we are called to receive that love by faith. When we repent, turn from our old ways, and accept Him, we are made children of God. Our worth is not earned—it is given freely by God, and His love allows us to live a new life full of hope, purpose, and peace.
Even when we feel unworthy, we can remember that our identity comes from Him, not from our mistakes or shortcomings. In Christ, we are valued, we are loved, and we are called to walk in the freedom and joy of being His children.
