Grace Heals How You Relate to Weakness

How do you handle weakness in your life? What about in the lives of others?

Today I want to talk about the perspective that grace brings to your weaknesses, which pushes against the cultural way that we relate to weakness in our journey. If you want to learn to experience grace more, you will need to adjust how you relate to weakness, in yourself and in others.

I think weakness gets a bad rap. In modern culture that puts so much emphasis on how things look, appearance, and strength, we put our best foot forward and make sure no one sees any limping that we have in our step. And I believe it has contributed to a poor relationship that we have with weakness. And the New Covenant of grace challenges us to have a renewed perspective on weakness. And I want to lovingly push back against the poor relationship that believers have when it comes to weakness.

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