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The Radical Goodness Of Grace (Episode 2 - Archive)
The Radical Goodness Of Grace (Episode 2 - Archive)
The Radical Goodness Of Grace (Episode 2 - Archive)
Monday 25th November 2024
Join Wes Thompson and Austin Hill as they discuss the radical nature of grace, its role in relationships, and how it contrasts with modern judgement.
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Get the buttons here!The Radical Goodness of Grace: Exploring Its True Meaning
Episode Overview
- Grace is a gift, not something earned by actions.
- True grace aims to repair and mend what is broken.
- Grace involves showing goodness regardless of actions.
- Misconceptions about grace include avoiding accountability.
- Modern judgement often contrasts with the aim of grace.
Grace is goodness; it’s not carte blanche to do whatever you want.
In this episode of the Relational Recovery podcast, hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill dive into the concept of grace and its radical nature. The conversation starts with a verse from the Bible, highlighting that grace is a gift, not something earned by our actions. They discuss the tension between justice and grace, and how Jesus modelled showing mercy to those who don't deserve it while also working to make things right.
This episode explores the idea that grace is about showing goodness to others, regardless of their actions, and not keeping score in relationships. The hosts also address common misconceptions about grace, such as using it as an excuse to avoid accountability or to cover cowardice. They argue that true grace aims to repair and mend what is broken, contrasting it with the modern tendency to judge and destroy.
If you're looking for a thoughtful discussion on the transformative power of grace and its implications for personal relationships and recovery, this episode is a must-listen.