Before the Cross | Story of the prodigal son inspires us
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Archbishop Robert J. Carlson
Perhaps you've seen the bumper sticker that says: "Christians aren't perfect -- just forgiven." Even if you're not a fan of bumper sticker theology (or politics), you have to admit there's a lot of truth in this simple statement. We are not perfect, by a long shot, but we are forgiven. That's a reason to rejoice and be glad -- especially during this Easter season.
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