Religion & Spirituality
Leonard DeLorenzo is a theology professor and director of Notre Dame Vision, a program which helps youth and young adults tell their faith stories and live their call to be and make disciples. He is addressing a key piece of the evangelistic puzzle too often missing in Catholic circles - the art of telling the stories of grace that define one’s identity as a disciple and child of God. 'Always be prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for the reason for the hope that is in you.' (1 Pet 3:15) Telling the wonders God has done for us, telling our grace stories, is is a key competency of a missionary disciple. Unfortunately, while the need has never been greater, there has been little guidance offered to believers on how to do this well. Thankfully, that is changing, thanks to resources like “Witness: Learning to Tell the Stories of Grace That Illumine our Lives.” In this fascinating conversation, Leonard gives the context for his book and delivers the goods on the how and why of telling the stories of God's amazing grace in our lives.