In Recording 246B, Joel gives this helpful contemplation that reinforces the idea of bringing grace into active expression. An edited version also appears in Chapter 6 of Man Was Not Born to Cry.
The Kingdom of God is within me. Right here where I am is holy ground. The Father and I are one. All that the Father, the Invisible Infinite, has is made manifest through my individual being. This inner meat, which I have and which the world knows nothing of, appears outwardly as food on my table. This spiritual water, which I have within, bubbles up into life eternal in outer expression. This power of divine grace, which is now mine by virtue of my oneness with God, becomes the resurrection, and even my body is raised up out of the tomb of disease, or the tomb of old age, or the tomb of infirmity, and is restored again to its normalcy, harmony.
As I consciously realize that I am fed from within, that all that the Father hath is flowing into me and through me; even the lost years of the locusts are restored; even the money that has been lost or dissipated begins to come back; even reputations that have been lost are remade.
All things become new out of this infinity because I have stopped looking to man for my good. I have stopped looking to favors or favoritism. I understand now that all that I shall ever need will be given to me from the infinite Source within my being, which continuously fills the ocean with all that it needs, and the air with its birds, and the heavens with all of the suns and moons and stars necessary to completeness and fulfillment of God’s plan.