Even at My Worst, His Love Never Fails
Ep 44 - Grace Calls Us Home
Have you ever found yourself in a place where you feel unworthy of God’s love? Maybe you’ve made mistakes that weigh heavy on your heart, or perhaps you’ve drifted so far from Him that you wonder if you can ever find your way back. If you’ve ever felt like this, “At My Worst – You Love Me” by Harvest Worship is a song that will speak directly to your heart.
In our latest podcast episode, we dive deep into the lyrics of this powerful song, exploring how God’s grace meets us in our most broken moments. It’s a message we all need to hear—that even when we feel at our worst, God’s love is unwavering. He doesn’t ask us to clean ourselves up first. He loves us as we are and calls us back to Him, just as we are.
This episode touches on some of the most profound biblical stories of grace and transformation, beginning with the Apostle Paul. Before his conversion, Paul was a persecutor of Christians, completely blind to the truth. But in a moment of divine grace, Jesus met him on the road to Damascus, revealing a love that transformed Paul from the inside out. His story reminds us that God’s grace reaches even the worst of sinners, turning our darkest moments into opportunities for renewal.
We also draw from the wisdom of Elihu in the Book of Job, who offers us insight into God’s justice and mercy. Elihu reminds us that God uses suffering not as a punishment, but as a way to open our eyes to our need for Him. It’s in our moments of weakness, when we feel trapped by affliction, that God’s grace becomes most evident. This reflection ties beautifully into the lyrics of “At My Worst – You Love Me”, where the song declares, “When I’m weak, You’re strong.”
The song also echoes the story of the prodigal son—how the father’s love was waiting, even when the son had strayed far from home. God’s love is like that: patient, always waiting for us to turn back, with arms wide open. It’s a love that’s not dependent on our performance, but on His grace.
If these themes resonate with you, I encourage you to listen to this episode and take a deep dive into the transformative power of God’s love. We unpack how the lyrics of “At My Worst – You Love Me” reflect the truth of scripture, and how you can apply these powerful messages to your own spiritual journey. This episode is for anyone who has ever wondered if they’re too far gone, too broken, or too weak for God’s love.
Spoiler: You’re not. His grace calls you home.
Join us in this episode of Lyric and Letter for a conversation about grace, transformation, and the unwavering love that God has for each of us—especially at our worst.
