Do you think grace is light and floating? The truth is, it may be the heaviest thing in the universe.

Drawing on Scripture, science, and a few delightfully nerdy stories—from biking the Ohio to Erie Trail, to Kerbal Space Program, to Luther telling a friend to “sin boldly”—this video examines how:

  • Kavod (God’s glory) means “weightiness”
  • Jesus as “the Way” invites us into movement
  • Walking and running teach us about trust
  • Orbits reveal what it means to be held
  • The Oberth Effect shows how grace works powerfully in our lowest moments
  • Even a tiny turning toward God can generate immense spiritual momentum

This is a reflection on Christian Universalism, hope, and the God whose gravity never lets us go.

Episode 2: What if Grace works like Gravity?

Grace is the gravity of God.
And you are already being drawn home.