do not frustrate the grace of God."

– Galatians 2:21

Every believer eventually asks the same question. If I am saved by grace and kept by grace, what is actually required of me? Some turn grace into a license, treating the cross as a permanent excuse. Others turn grace into a wage, quietly returning to works they were never meant to carry alone. Both answers miss what Scripture actually teaches.

In The Working of Grace, Bishop Osei Tweneboah Koduah traces grace across eighteen chapters and the whole sweep of Scripture, from Noah's ark to David's throne, from the wilderness to the cross, to recover what grace actually is. Not merely God's kind disposition toward the undeserving, but God Himself at work: divine power released into human weakness to save, to justify, to teach, to strengthen, and to transform.

Grace can be received into a life and still be prevented from finishing its work, the way seed can fall on good soil and still be choked by thorns. This book is written for every believer who has wondered whether grace leaves room for effort, and for every weary believer who has quietly gone back to earning what only grace can give.

Discover how to stop resisting what God has already begun, and let grace complete its work in you.