“Later that evening the three of us—Lars, Noa, and I—sat together, breathed, and shared our stories. Noa talked about shock, fear, and deep sadness. Lars described his chains and helplessness. I spoke of shock and numbness. If our conversation had… — Kate McCord Copy Share Image
“How much better to remember that we are all on a journey. Each time we see or hear or in some way grasp a… — Kate McCord Copy Share
“In the midst of our pain-filled conversation, I recognized that we were sitting in the sacred, the holy. We had brushed against the eternal,… — Kate McCord Copy Share
“And this is the thing I must remember, always; the world is full of frightened and frightening men and women whom God loves with… — Kate McCord Copy Share
“Why does God call us to dangerous places, to the highways and the hedges of the world? Because God’s house is not yet full.… — Kate McCord Copy Share
“And yet we know that forgiveness is a foundation stone in the kingdom of God. It’s absolutely critical. Forgive us our trespasses as we… — Kate McCord Copy Share
“So we, God’s servants, go, our Master’s invitation in our hands, out to the highways and hedges. We walk through squalid refugee camps in… — Kate McCord Copy Share
“Later that evening the three of us—Lars, Noa, and I—sat together, breathed, and shared our stories. Noa talked about shock, fear, and deep sadness.… — Kate McCord Copy Share
“Jesus calls us to dangerous places because He loves people who live in dangerous places. He loves the perpetrators of violence and the victims… — Kate McCord Copy Share
“There is often a gulf between what we say we believe and what we actually believe. Sometimes the gulf is broad and full of… — Kate McCord Copy Share
