Too Busy for Grace?
My friend Marshall Coffey, minister at the Anson Church of Christ, sent me this link to Pearls Before Breakfast, a Washington Post article about a world-famous classical violinist who performed in a Washington, D.C. subway station. How do people respond to beauty and grace when it is unscheduled and free? The article is lengthy, but well-worth time to read. If you do, you’ll be reflecting on it for days to come. (If your internet connection permits, view the videos and listen to the audio.)
How does the church preach and embody a message of grace in a culture that may be too self-absorbed to receive it?
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