The truth is, I don’t have to let the uncertainty of my place in a room be the only voice that gets a say. How might I, in union with the Trinity, receive other people and respond as myself? How might I lean in to my identity as beloved and cooperate with the Father, Son, and Spirit by creating space for people to step out of their own false story and wake up to their unique contribution to the making-new of all creation? Even more, how might my own willingness to be vulnerable with the group be a gift, regardless of their response to me? If I walk into the room knowing who I am—beloved,
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