What if the Christian life was never meant to choose between grace and obedience, but to embrace both?

Many believers stumble at the intersection of God’s grace and the call to faithful living. Some rely so heavily on grace that obedience feels unnecessary. Others work so hard to obey that they lose sight of grace entirely. But what if both were essential and designed to work together?

In Grace and Obedience: The Forgotten Balance That Changes Everything, Clarence W. Fell uncovers the biblical harmony that early Christians understood and modern minds often overlook. Drawing directly from Scripture and avoiding the traps of religious jargon or heavy-handed theology, this book offers a clear and compelling message: grace opens the gate, but obedience walks the path.

You’ll discover:

• Why grace is the invitation, but not a license to coast through life.

• How obedience becomes a joyful partnership with God, not a burdensome chore.

• Why real faith always produces fruit, and what that looks like.

• How to rise after you fall, with grace as your strength and motivation.

• What it means to prepare for final judgment with peace, not fear.

Perfect for new believers, long-time disciples, or anyone wrestling with how to live out their faith without falling into extremes, this book offers clarity, hope, and a deeper appreciation for God's unchanging plan.

Grace and obedience are not rivals.
They are teammates.
Learn how they work together to change everything.