Julia Baird

To me, at the heart of grace is something that is undeserved. You will be loving the unlovable, forgiving the unforgivable. You'll be showing mercy instead of measuring merit. You'll be giving people the benefit of the doubt, not judging them by their worst possible moment.

To me, at the heart of grace is something that is undeserved. You will be loving the unlovable, forgiving the unforgivable. You'll be showing mercy instead of measuring merit. You'll be giving people the benefit of the doubt, not judging them by their worst possible moment.

To me, at the heart of grace is something that is undeserved. You will be loving the unlovable, forgiving the unforgivable. You'll be showing mercy instead of measuring merit. You'll be giving people the benefit of the doubt, not judging them by their worst possible moment.

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Well, that's part of it. Part of it is it's great mystery and people do say exactly that. Like, I'm not quite sure exactly how to define it, but the moment I see it, I know it. And really, I think it's acts of great generosity, courage, decency and so on. But To me, at the heart of grace is something that is undeserved. You will be loving the unlovable, forgiving the unforgivable.

Well, that's part of it. Part of it is it's great mystery and people do say exactly that. Like, I'm not quite sure exactly how to define it, but the moment I see it, I know it. And really, I think it's acts of great generosity, courage, decency and so on. But To me, at the heart of grace is something that is undeserved. You will be loving the unlovable, forgiving the unforgivable.

Well, that's part of it. Part of it is it's great mystery and people do say exactly that. Like, I'm not quite sure exactly how to define it, but the moment I see it, I know it. And really, I think it's acts of great generosity, courage, decency and so on. But To me, at the heart of grace is something that is undeserved. You will be loving the unlovable, forgiving the unforgivable.

You'll be showing mercy instead of measuring merit. You'll be giving people the benefit of the doubt, not holding them to or judging them by their worst possible moment. It's something that's expansive and in one sense actually doesn't make sense, but it can change lives. It really is the very best of humanity, I think.

You'll be showing mercy instead of measuring merit. You'll be giving people the benefit of the doubt, not holding them to or judging them by their worst possible moment. It's something that's expansive and in one sense actually doesn't make sense, but it can change lives. It really is the very best of humanity, I think.

You'll be showing mercy instead of measuring merit. You'll be giving people the benefit of the doubt, not holding them to or judging them by their worst possible moment. It's something that's expansive and in one sense actually doesn't make sense, but it can change lives. It really is the very best of humanity, I think.

Yeah, I think that's a really interesting question. My mother was a great woman of grace. And you do meet people like that sometimes who have a kind of light about them, who are open to people, who see the best in people, who leave you feeling better about yourself and the world in general, who just are fundamentally deeply kind. But I think in a way that lets us off the hook because sometimes

Yeah, I think that's a really interesting question. My mother was a great woman of grace. And you do meet people like that sometimes who have a kind of light about them, who are open to people, who see the best in people, who leave you feeling better about yourself and the world in general, who just are fundamentally deeply kind. But I think in a way that lets us off the hook because sometimes

Yeah, I think that's a really interesting question. My mother was a great woman of grace. And you do meet people like that sometimes who have a kind of light about them, who are open to people, who see the best in people, who leave you feeling better about yourself and the world in general, who just are fundamentally deeply kind. But I think in a way that lets us off the hook because sometimes

Grace is not something that's just inherited or just easy. It's not Kleenex and puppies and like a simple path. To me, there is a really powerfully difficult thing about grace. I see it as requiring a lot of grit. You can decide to be that way. You can decide to live that way. If you decide to forgive someone, it's not the easiest thing to do necessarily.

Grace is not something that's just inherited or just easy. It's not Kleenex and puppies and like a simple path. To me, there is a really powerfully difficult thing about grace. I see it as requiring a lot of grit. You can decide to be that way. You can decide to live that way. If you decide to forgive someone, it's not the easiest thing to do necessarily.

Grace is not something that's just inherited or just easy. It's not Kleenex and puppies and like a simple path. To me, there is a really powerfully difficult thing about grace. I see it as requiring a lot of grit. You can decide to be that way. You can decide to live that way. If you decide to forgive someone, it's not the easiest thing to do necessarily.

And often you can decide you're going to, and you still wake up the next morning with all the pain and the grief and the annoyance and the irritation with that person. And you might have to decide to forgive again. You might have to decide that's how you really want to be. and you're going to work towards it and you've got to train yourself towards it.

And often you can decide you're going to, and you still wake up the next morning with all the pain and the grief and the annoyance and the irritation with that person. And you might have to decide to forgive again. You might have to decide that's how you really want to be. and you're going to work towards it and you've got to train yourself towards it.