When the apostle Paul declared, “By the grace of God I am what I am…” (1 Corinthians 15:10), he was not merely making a theological statement. He was confessing a life shaped, empowered, and propelled by God’s undeserved favor. Grace is more than forgiveness. It is divine fuel. It saves you, shapes you, and sends you. Yet many in the Church have reduced grace to a safety net — a comfort we rest in, rather than a force that moves us. This book was birthed out of a conviction: Grace must be maximized. It must be fully received, fully lived, and fully released. It is possible to waste grace, to bury it under self-interest, and to miss its true purpose. But it is also possible — and necessary — to live in such a way that God’s grace in your life produces eternal fruit. What follows is both a teaching resource and a practical guide. It will challenge your understanding of grace, confront any tendency toward passivity, and equip you to turn grace into a life of service, soulwinning, and lasting impact. My prayer is that by the time you finish this book, you will see grace not only as a gift to be enjoyed, but also as a trust to be stewarded — for God’s glory and the good of others.