Should Christians engage in cancel culture? Is it possible to hold justice and mercy in tandem, and what role does forgiveness play in this balance?
Host, Melanie Cave interviews Natalie Williams, author of Tis Mercy All: The Power of Mercy in a Polarised World about her personal journey of experiencing God's mercy, despite a challenging upbringing and a tumultuous path to faith.
Her insights illuminate the power of mercy and its transformative potential. As they explore the intersections of justice, mercy, and wisdom, the conversation challenges listeners to consider how these values can coexist in a world often quick to judge.
Touching on the importance of mercy within church communities and how individuals can integrate these principles into their daily lives, Natalie shares practical tips on fostering a merciful attitude towards others, even in everyday interactions, while navigating the challenges of maintaining balance with wisdom and justice.
Watch the conversation below, listen on Podbean, and read Natalie's latest article for Worship Together, here.
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