Illustrations About Grace

Laundry Love

Across the United States, the “Laundry Love” initiative turns ordinary laundromats into spaces of grace. Volunteers show up with quarters and detergent, helping low-income families

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Learn By Living

On-the-job training. You don’t intrinsically know how to do something or read a book for the academic knowledge; you work and learn at the same

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Trust Fall

During the 1990s, whether it was school retreats or work retreats, a common exercise in team building was the “trust fall”: A person stands on

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Celebrating Sin

Can you imagine a holiday whose point is to recognize the wrong that we’ve done? Perhaps as a society, instead of celebrating a victory, we

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Transformation

If you are new to lifting weights, then you may be surprised to discover that it takes more than one session to start building muscle.

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Tantrums

Have you ever had to teach a group of lower elementary children? You have to be very clear in your instructions or else you risk

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A Second Look

In this short video, Tim and Kathy Keller explain the historical validity of the resurrection: https://youtu.be/B4vvN5DGe50?si=uy30Bc0IbY0ribmj. Kathy gives an example of how, during the time

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Make-A-Wish

Make-A-Wish is a wonderful foundation that makes dreams come true for children who have major sicknesses. It’s a wonderful example of grace. The children do

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Already Been Paid

In the children’s book Eric Says Sorry, Eric breaks a neighbor’s flowerpot. This begins a series of mistakes (sins) as he tries to cover it

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Home Alone

The Christmas classic Home Alone (directed by Chris Columbus, distributed by 20th Century Fox, 1990) could be seen as a kind of parallel to this parable. Kevin

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Shame Into Grace

The Avett Brothers sing, “Shame, boatloads of shame … Please make it stop.” What is the remedy to this heavy burden? God’s movement toward us,

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Changes

When a bride and groom get married, the bride’s name (usually) changes immediately. One or both of their addresses change and often so do bank

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Church Burnout

If you’ve ever experienced a broken bone or thrown-out back, or left your glasses at home, then you understand the challenges that come when part

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Hiding

According to this HuffPost article, kids hide things from their parents for three reasons: they don’t want to share, they think the parents won’t understand,

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All Sins Washed Away

Marilynne Robinson’s novel Lila follows the story of a young woman—a drifter from birth, without home or family—who finds hope in the church and even

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