“Hi, nice to meet you! Is this your first time here?” asked the incredibly bubbly and outgoing teenager at the youth group doors. I shook her hand but inwardly I screamed, you’ve introduced yourself to me five times now. I come every week. I felt invisible and this wasn’t an entirely new feeling.
Continue ReadingWhat Would It Look Like to Live with Radical Grace?
When I was eleven years old, my sixteen-year-old brother was murdered by two of his classmates in one of the most notorious school shootings in United States history, at Columbine High School. Just days later, my dad told the media in an interview that he had no animosity towards the killers, or the families of the killers. To many people, that’s a forgiveness that is hard to comprehend, especially so soon afterwards. However, it is a forgiveness the Bible talks about extensively.
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