Grace received tends to spill over. This movement turns outward, to neighbours, difficult relatives, strangers and the people of faith you disagree with.
It's honest about how hard that is. It treats boundaries as a way of loving well, forgiveness as something that can take time, and small kindnesses as worth more than they look.
From the devotionals
An awkward hello, offered gently, may be the warmest thing in someone's week.
Day 287
Your own way of grieving is welcome with God, and so is theirs.
Day 297
God's love for you stays exactly where it was after you say no.
Day 286
31 days
What this movement walks through
- 275 The Stranger Who Stopped
- 276 Before You Ever Loved Anyone Well
- 277 When Their Name Lights Up Your Phone
- 278 Bracing Before They've Finished the Sentence
- 279 When Someone Brings You Soup
- 280 Kind Without the Pretend Smile
- 281 The Face That Comes to Mind
- 282 A Cup of Cold Water
- 283 When You've Heard This Apology Before
- 284 The Songs You Still Know by Heart
- 285 When the Cupboards Feel Empty
- 286 The Long Pause Before Typing No
- 287 The Card Instead of the Visit
- 288 The Name You Keep Skipping in Your Prayers
- 289 More Than the Favour They Asked
- 290 The Longest Few Seconds Before Dinner
- 291 The Holiness of Sore Feet
- 292 The Fourth Draft at Midnight
- 293 The Tin in the Food Bank Trolley
- 294 When Someone Asks What Changed
- 295 The Neighbour Whose Name You Never Learned
- 296 The Friendship With Your Fingerprints on It
- 297 When They Grieve Nothing Like You
- 298 When One Word Back Feels Like a Warning
- 299 When Love Feels Like Waiting
- 300 Stacking Chairs With Nothing Left to Pay
- 301 The Sharp Word at the Front Door
- 302 The Woman Who Asked About the Hospital Stop
- 303 The Apology That Never Came
- 304 The Sentence You Keep Replaying
- 305 The Quiet Hour After the News