“We crack under pressure. Like Esau, we give in to the cravings that gnaw at our guilt. Like Jacob, we connive and
“Your worst days are never so bad that you are beyond the reach of God’s grace. And your best days are never
” ‘When does it (the ocean waves and roar) turn off?’ . . . We ask the same about God’s grace. Surely
“We can’t appreciate the full extent of God’s grace until we realize the full extent of our sin. Then, and only then,
“When people mess with our names, they are messing with the core of who we are. Our names are sacred identifiers. So
“[Jesus] embraced his limitedness. He lamented that he didn’t feel God’s presence and couldn’t do anything about it. In our own suffering,
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