“And God is able to make all grace abound toward you; that ye, always having all sufficiency in all things, may abound to every good work.” — 2 Corinthians 9:8 (KJV)

There’s a quiet confidence that settles over your heart when you really let this verse sink in. Paul says, “God is able…”—and that changes everything. He doesn’t say you are able, or I am able, or that life will always line up neatly. He says God is able. And friend, when God is the One doing the pouring, you don’t have to worry about running dry.

We live in a world that’s always shouting, “Do more. Get more. Be more.” But this verse reminds us that the life of a believer is lived from a different place—a place of grace, not grind. God promises to give you all sufficiency. Not barely enough. Not “just scraping by.” But everything you need, right when you need it, to do every good work He’s called you to do.

Maybe today you feel stretched. Maybe you’re giving your all—to your family, your church, your calling—and you’re wondering if you’ve got enough left in the tank. Hear this: God hasn’t called you to run on empty. His grace abounds. It overflows. It fills the gaps you can’t fill. It strengthens the places that feel weak. It equips you for the assignments He’s placed in your hands.

So take a breath today. Rest a minute. Lift your eyes from what you lack to the God who lacks nothing. Let His grace meet you, fill you, and push you forward. You’re not running alone… and you’re not running on fumes. You’re running with the God who is able—more than able—to supply every need.

Keep going. His grace is already on the way.