Images of Grace: A journey from darkness to light at Easter

by Amy Scott Robinson

‘At the heart of the Christian message is a collection of abstract love; sin; forgiveness; grace. It is quite difficult to explain what the gospel message is without using some or all of those words. But the problem with abstract nouns is that when we use them, we assume that the person we are talking to understands them, and not only that, we assume that they have the same understanding of the word that we do…’Lent is traditionally a time of repentance, fasting and prayer as we prepare to celebrate our salvation at Easter. Through daily readings and reflections from Ash Wednesday to Easter Day, Amy Scott Robinson explores different biblical images of repentance, sin, forgiveness and grace, bringing them together in Holy Week as a lens through which to view Christ’s work of reconciliation on the cross.

199 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 18, 2022

About the author

Amy Scott Robinson is an author and performance storyteller. After studying English at Christ's College, Cambridge, she trained as a primary school teacher and then founded a business for storytelling in education.

Amy began writing scripts and poetry for charities, churches and providers of liturgical resources, before publishing her own works on puppetry and story. She still performs as a storyteller and ventriloquist, and produces works for adults as well as children.

She lives in a rectory in Suffolk with the Rector, two children and lots of puppets.