A quiet way to return each morning.
Grace turns prayer, fasting, forgiveness, and giving into a daily rhythm — one short verse, one gentle prompt, and a place to lay things down before God.
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Grace turns prayer, fasting, forgiveness, and giving into a daily rhythm — one short verse, one gentle prompt, and a place to lay things down before God.
Each day opens with a verse and a small question. From there, Grace holds space for the disciplines that build a life of faith — at whatever pace you can keep.
Name what you're laying down — a meal, a habit, a comfort — and Grace holds it alongside a short word on why fasting draws you nearer, not further, from what sustains you.
Write down who hurt you. Grace doesn't ask you to rush it — it gives the offense a place to sit, and a way to move it from "release" to "released" when you're ready.
A small daily challenge — compliment someone, spend on a stranger, show up quietly — keeps generosity a habit rather than an occasion. Grace just keeps count so you don't have to.
A confession booth for what's unspoken, a plain record of your progress, and small badges for showing up.
A private space to say what's on your mind and submit it to God — no one else reads it, and nothing is saved to hold against you.
Your name, your plan, and how long you've kept showing up — kept simple, kept yours.
Hurts forgiven, fasts completed, prayers kept — counted plainly, with a badge for the ones you return to.
Every morning starts with a verse before it asks anything of you. The habit-building is there to serve the practice — never the other way around.
Grace is free to start, with a simple plan if you want more room to grow. Available now on iPhone and Android.