Michaela Robinson: Set Apart, Not Left Out

Michaela Robinson has always wanted to fit in. As a kid, copying what the popular girls wore. As a missionary, walking away from a block party and back into the chapel to cry in a pew. In prayer that night, a fifth-grade memory surfaced — a girl at the lunch table telling her "Michaela, nobody lik...

Michaela Robinson has always wanted to fit in. As a kid, copying what the popular girls wore. As a missionary, walking away from a block party and back into the chapel to cry in a pew. In prayer that night, a fifth-grade memory surfaced — a girl at the lunch table telling her "Michaela, nobody likes you because you're too boring." In the memory, Jesus falls to his knees and weeps. Years later, he'd finally answer the one question she'd never dared ask him.