And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. II Corinthians 12:9 (KJV)

Grace is God’s power and ability working on your behalf. Jesus told Paul that His grace is enough. The Bible says I am what I am by God’s grace. God gives grace to the humble. There’s a saying, “Grace for your place.” God gives us His divine ability as we humble ourselves and do what he’s called us to do.

I once heard a Bible teacher say, “Grace me, God.” God will grace us for where we are and what He’s called us to do. There’s grace for each day, to empower us for what we encounter and go through. He gives us grace to make it. He gives us grace to do what we need to do. He gives us grace to live each day victoriously. He gives grace for: relationships, to change, to overcome. His grace allows us to be more, do more, receive more- even to give more. His grace helps us to do our jobs. He graces us to pray, study, witness, preach, and fast.

God’s grace will rest on you to accomplish something and when it has been accomplished, the grace for that will lift. In Luke 4, God’s grace enabled Jesus to fast 40 days. When that grace lifted, Jesus became hungry. God will lets us know when a season or assignment is over by lifting the grace from us. We can sense that the grace has lifted and we know to move on to the next thing He has for us.

Ask God to grace you for what you need to do, and what God give you grace, grace, and more grace.