When Sarah’s husband lost his job, she felt panic set in. They had bills, children in school, and no safety net. But instead of giving in to fear, she and her family turned to prayer. Daily, they trusted God—believing that somehow He would provide. And He did. Friends showed up with groceries. A random refund check arrived in the mail. Sarah began a small baking business from home. One by one, needs were met.

We often think of grace as something we receive for salvation—and it is. But grace is also divine enablement. It’s God’s supernatural provision for every situation: emotional, financial, spiritual, or physical.

In 2 Corinthians 9:8, Paul reminds us that God’s grace isn’t small or limited. It is abundant. It overflows. His grace supplies us with everything we need to keep doing good—even when life is hard.

The truth is, we will face overwhelming days. But we are not without help. His grace is enough—not just to survive, but to thrive in doing good, loving others, and living purposefully in any season.