Not Enough Grace

Two new churches rise on opposite sides of Asheville, and so do two visions of God. Pete Loman builds his congregation like an army, recruiting elders, forming a council, and preparing for a war he insists is spiritual. Wesley Aames builds his like a family, one that includes a homeless teen, a teenage couple no one else will welcome, and a dog nobody expected to survive. When a public mural becomes the battleground for the town's identity, the two men are pulled into direct confrontation, one that neither of them is prepared to survive unchanged. A hate crime forces both congregations to answer the same question from opposite directions: who gets to belong.