This phrase is often used in religious situations to describe a person's pure state often after reconciliation with God.

Religious Context

When someone feels at peace spiritually, they may describe themselves as being in a state of grace.

Spiritual Peace

While associated with Catholicism, it can apply to other religions or spiritual beliefs.

It's used to acknowledge someone's integrity, especially when faced with moral dilemmas.

Reflects the purity of someone's motives, suggesting that they're acting with genuine good intent.

Can express a moment of choosing the morally right path over an easier, less virtuous option.

Used when someone is highly regarded by another, especially in a professional context.

While primarily a religious term, it's also secularly used to describe favor or goodwill in non-religious contexts.

Being 'in a state of grace' with someone can change over time due to ensuing actions.