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Thank you for your thoughts from April 6. Fits with a book I am slowly working through. (“Stricken by God?” by Brad Jersack) It’s been interesting to feel the openess to God which this notion invites. Sometimes lightening my burden of “doing enough to earn the grace from his suffering” and sometimes scarily intimate.
Karl