The Cheap Grace Self-Assessment: A 30-Day Audit of Your Faith's Real Cost

For Christians who've been faithful for decades — and have quietly begun to wonder if any of it was ever real.

If you've sat in the same pew for thirty years, given faithfully, raised your children in the Word, and still catch yourself asking whether your faith is more than routine, this 30-day workbook helps you find out honestly.

What you'll work through:

- A daily audit (15–25 min) that replaces vague self-reflection with specific evidence from your own life

- Direct engagement with watching adult children walk away from faith — without false comfort

- An honest look at spiritual dryness after decades of churchgoing, and what it actually means

- A way to examine your marriage, your convictions under cultural pressure, and your readiness for death and legacy

- Six Weekly Verdicts and a Day 30 synthesis that turns a month of reflection into one concrete next step

Why this is different:

Every insight comes from Bonhoeffer's actual writings — Discipleship, Life Together, Letters and Papers from Prison — never the misattributed quotes online. The book applies his distinction between "cheap grace" and "costly grace" through the P.R.I.C.E.D. method: six domains, one per week, building toward one honest picture of where your faith already costs something real — and where it doesn't yet.

This isn't a devotional, and it promises no easy comfort. It's an audit, built for the serious Christian, 50+, ready to stop performing faith and start examining it.