Osteen has written a very encouraging book. She gives many biblical examples of God asking and then empowering people to go beyond what they thought they were capable of. She also includes many examples of people being graced by God to do beyond what they thought able. She also has encouraging stories of people faithfully doing the ordinary yet with amazing results. There are also examples of the ripple effects of kind and generous acts and some teaching for difficult times.

There are good bullet points at the end of each chapter highlighting the main concepts as well as questions for reflection or use within a trusted group of fellow readers. Osteen encourages readers to shift their perspective to see life through God's lens. It is a good book for Christians who desire to live with positive thoughts toward God and life. There is some teaching similar to the prosperity gospel but it is not the emphasis of the book as there is also an emphasis on serving others.

I received a complimentary egalley of this book from the publisher. My comments are an independent and honest review.

A very upbeat book, based on bible scripture. I came away from reading this book feeling more attuned with myself and God. It was a wonderful tune-up for me that I needed precisely at this time. Very encouraging. Thank you to NetGalley and FaithWords for the complementary digital ARC. This opinion is my own.

It has been a joy to read Victoria Osteen's new release "Graced to Go" and to listen to the audiobook version as well. I also took the opporunity to use the companion "Graced to Go" workbook as I read each chapter.

The book is comprised of 7 chapters that focus on grace in distinct ways to offer the reader a deeper look into how we were never meant to be stuck because we have everything we need to go in the grace that God has given to each of us. Victoria Osteen helps the reader realize this reality and offers hope through encouraging and insightful, inspirational personal stories as well including historical heroes of faith stories reminding us that they were ordinary people who allowed God to use them in extraordinary ways.

I found that the "Grace Thoughts" and "Grace Reflections" at the end of each chapter helped me dive deeper personalizing the chapter to make it more meaningful as I focused on what I had just read. I enjoyed that aspect of the book because it prompted me to apply Victoria Osteen's encouraging words to specific circumstances that I am dealing with in my life.

Victoria Osteen shares her heart in this empowering book so be prepared to take your favorite beverage with you to your favorite place to read and get ready to be encouraged and inspired and reminded that you have everything you need to move forward in grace.

Thank you NetGalley and FaithWords for the opportunity to review this book.

' Graced to Go ' is a reminder of what we've been blessed with, and how to stay focused on that powerful truth.
Loved the author's writing style, as everything came across as if she was sitting next to you, sharing over coffee.
The biggest takeaway for me from reading was the powerful truth of grace that Father God lavishes over each of us.
' Graced to Go ' is perfect for solo or group read, and for all, no matter where one may be in their faithwalk.
Emotionally, " Graced to Go ' has blessed me with hope. I really appreciated the sections of Grace Thoughts
and Grace Reflections; both of which provided a great extention in to my journaling time.

I enjoyed this book! It was exactly what I needed to read right now.

I loved the format of the book- the quotes, mantras at the end and journaling prompts are wonderful!

It helps you surrender to your plans to God, and makes you see that every little thing you do can and does have a bigger impact than you know, at the time.

I loved that Victoria did the narration for the audiobook! It was the perfect companion to the ebook.

Thank you NetGalley for giving me an ARC and ALC for this book.

Graced to Go is an inspiring and comforting read, filled with uplifting stories, heartfelt encouragement, and powerful scriptures. Victoria Osteen beautifully reminds readers that when God calls, He equips—and that even the smallest steps forward are covered in His grace. A meaningful guide for anyone seeking hope, purpose, and the courage to walk in faith.

This is a thoughtful and encouraging devotional that leans heavily on Scripture and offers uplifting messages for everyday life. One of the book’s biggest strengths is its consistent use of Bible verses. Osteen keeps the focus on God’s promises, offering readers reassurance and hope. Her writing has a warm, conversational tone that makes the content feel personal and approachable.

Thank you, NetGalley and FaithWords for sending this book for a review consideration.

Graced to Go: Step into the Bigger Bolder Life that Belongs to You by Victoria Osteen


In Graced to Go, Victoria Osteen explored how we can all step into our callings and to choose to not live in fear. A way we can do this is by understanding grace and choosing to go. She begins the book by sharing that people aren’t meant to be struck in life. She revealed that the key to being unstuck is living in grace. Grace is a touch of God’s incredible favor and blessing to accomplish things through His help. We can’t earn grace but we can choose to receive it as a free gift from Him. The word, “Grace” appears 146 times in scripture. She explained how God has tons of scriptures instructing people to get moving and to keep going forward. The very last command from Jesus was “therefore go” before he ascended back into Heaven.


One of my favorite stories, she stated was about how we may need to turn our telescope around. She heard this story about a little boy who was getting bullied. The boy felt threatened and hated to even leave his house. He would do his very best to go the long way around and not run into the bully. The boy struggled with being brave and standing up to the bully. One his birthday, his father gave him a telescope as a gift. One day his father noticed that his son was looking through the telescope the wrong way. He told his dad he was choosing to look through the lens from this angle where he could look at his bully. It may him appear smaller and he wouldn’t be afraid of him anymore. The lesson of this story is something we have to look at things differently and we must realize that we could be magnifying the wrong thing. We can actually shift and change our perspective. We can choose to find the good in all things if we just would look deeper and focus on the positive.


I would recommend this life changing book to anyone who is ready to move forward and to walk in grace daily. Victoria has written another incredible book covering grace and how important it is to live out our lives with as few as regrets as we can. I liked how she looked at many different Bible characters such as, Gideon, Joshua, Caleb, Abraham, Esther, Moses, to name a few and how they faced and dealt with their own circumstances. She encouraged readers to go and to live their lives to the fullest and to see the good and lean onto what God says about you. Each chapter ended with grace thoughts reminders and grace reflections with questions and room to write down your answers. This is a very powerful book that readers will need to learn and reread to get the content deep down into their spirits.