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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)
Tuesday 18th November 2025
Explore the radical goodness of grace with Wes Thompson and Austin Hill in this thought-provoking podcast episode.
8 minutes
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Hopeful
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Encouraging
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Episode Overview
- Grace is a gift, not earned by actions.
- Justice and mercy can coexist in relationships.
- Grace should not be misused as an excuse for disrespect.
- Aim to repair relationships rather than judge.
- Grace plays a crucial role in recovery journeys.
Grace is goodness. It is not just this carte blanche, you can do whatever you want.
Ever wondered what it truly means to embrace grace? In 'The Radical Goodness Of Grace', Wes Thompson and Austin Hill unravel the complexities of grace, touching on its radical nature and how it fits into our daily lives. They dive into the tension between justice and mercy, exploring how grace is a gift we don't earn but receive because of who we are.
The episode challenges listeners to rethink how grace is often misunderstood or misused, whether as an excuse for cowardice or a shield against accountability. Wes and Austin emphasise that grace isn't a free pass to disrespect others; rather, it's a powerful force for repairing and mending relationships. They also highlight the societal shift from aiming to repair to a focus on judgement and destruction, urging listeners to consider how they can contribute to a more grace-filled world.
With a blend of Christian spirituality and psychology, this conversation offers profound insights into how grace can be a transformative element in recovery journeys. Whether you're new to the concept or have been pondering it for years, this episode provides valuable perspectives that could reshape your understanding of grace. So, are you ready to see grace in a new light?