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This deeply personal narrative delves into the author's internal struggle with faith and the humbling experience of realizing God's grace is always available, even when we feel we've failed. The story explores the author's journey from relying on their own strength to embracing God's grace in the face of daily challenges like a broken fridge and unruly children. Through poignant introspection and biblical references, the author discovers the true meaning of dependence and reliance on God's power, reminding us that even in weakness, His grace is sufficient. Comparable works include The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis