This week on The Intellectual Stew, we’re taking a short pause from our deep dive into the life of Joseph — a man who truly exemplified grace in the face of betrayal. While Joseph extended grace to his brothers who sold him into slavery, tonight we’re zooming in on what that kind of grace looks like in our own lives.

The truth is, it’s hard to give what you’ve forgotten you received. That’s why tonight’s topic, “When You Remember Who You Were, Grace Gets Easier,” is a heart check for the healed and the healing. We're challenging the spiritual amnesia that causes us to judge others from pedestals we didn’t build. We’re calling out the ego that forgets the struggle. And we’re reintroducing a grace that frees both the offender and the offended.

This episode will tug on some deep emotions, provoke self-reflection, and invite you to extend the very thing that saved you — grace.

So, if you’ve ever struggled to let go, to forgive, or to love someone who doesn’t deserve it… this one’s for you.

Tune in, lean in, and let’s get better — together.

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