In a recent online teaching titled G.R.A.C.E AvAILED, minister and teacher Florence Maina delivered a powerful message, urging believers to fully embrace God’s redemption through Jesus Christ.
Drawing inspiration from 1 Peter 2:9-10, she unpacked the acronym G.R.A.C.E as “God’s Redemption At Christ’s Expense,” emphasizing the depth of Christ’s sacrifice and the undeserved favor it brings to humanity.
Maina reminded viewers that, while many people understand grace as unmerited favor, few truly grasp its transforming power. “It’s not just a concept,” she explained.
“Grace is a person—Jesus Christ—who laid down His life so we could walk out of darkness and into His marvelous light.” She stressed that God’s redemptive grace calls people from a state of rejection to acceptance, from aimlessness to purpose, and from sin to sanctification.
Referencing the scripture, she highlighted four key truths about those who receive this grace: they are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, and God’s special possession. “You are not random. You are not forgotten. God handpicked you for His glory,” she affirmed.
Florence also encouraged believers to respond to grace with intentional living. “Redemption is not a license to sin,” she warned, “but a call to live as evidence of His mercy.” She urged her audience to move beyond passivity and reflect the light of Christ in their families, workplaces, and communities.
A significant part of her teaching focused on the joy of salvation. Quoting Psalm 51:12, she noted, “When we understand grace, we walk in joy—not in guilt or condemnation.” She challenged those feeling spiritually stagnant to return to the cross and rediscover the joy that comes from being saved, restored, and favored by God.
In a practical application of the message, Florence called on viewers to intentionally proclaim the goodness of God. “You were redeemed to declare, to testify, to influence,” she said. “Don’t hide your light—shine it brightly.” Her teaching served as both encouragement and exhortation, reminding believers that grace is not just a past event but a daily experience.
The message concluded with a heartfelt prayer for all who have struggled to see themselves as worthy of God’s love. Florence prayed that they would accept the truth of their identity in Christ and live boldly in the grace that has been availed to them.
Through G.R.A.C.E AvAILED, Florence Maina offered more than a sermon—she offered hope. Hope that no matter how far one has fallen, God’s redemption is available. And for those who receive it, there is a new name, a new light, and a new purpose.
As the message continues to resonate across digital platforms, it is a timely reminder that grace isn’t earned—it is received. And through Christ, it is available to all.
